intrv

Intrv is a compact identifier that appears in multiple domains as an abbreviated form. There is no universally accepted single meaning for intrv, and its interpretation is highly dependent on context. In time-related and data-scheduling contexts, intrv is commonly used as an abbreviation for interval, denoting a span of time or a range between two endpoints. It may appear in code comments, configuration files, or data schemas to label a value that represents a duration or an interval of validity.

In document annotation and media workflows, intrv can stand for interview, used as shorthand in transcripts, metadata, or planning notes. Its use in this sense is informal and varies by project or organization. As a data field or schema label, intrv is sometimes employed to denote a structured interval type that stores a start and end value (or a start value and duration) within a data object.

In software development and data interchange, intrv may appear as a field name or token within APIs, data models, or configuration structures. A typical representation might model the interval with endpoints such as a start and end timestamp or a duration, depending on the domain requirements. Because intrv is not standardized, users should refer to project-specific documentation to determine its exact meaning and data format in a given context.

See also: interval, interview, abbreviation, data model, time series.