The phrase "a certain length with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has a specific length in relation to another object or context.
Example: "The rope was cut to a certain length with the intention of securing the tent properly."
Alternatives: "a specific length of" or "a defined length of".
In this model, molecule types are represented by bit strings up to a certain length n, with the food set made up of bit strings up to a given small length t (e.g., t=2).
Whereas mountaineering or deep-sea diving are self-contained activities that last a certain length of time with - if all goes well - a return to a "status quo ante" when it is over, facing (say) grief or disappointment is quite different.
And while it does fit so closely with our ideas of what a pen should be (roughly cylindrical, of a certain length and width, with a writing tip and perhaps a cap that fits on and doubles as a clip), no would say it's the best or only pen in the world, or that other pens, which share 90% of the Bic's most important characteristics, are copies or descendants.
Long regions with small p-values suggest multiple binding sites, so for all datasets NEXT-peak masked regions less than a certain length long and with small p-values.
If an opponent is a certain length away, preferably with his back turned, using the Right Trigger is a better option, causing you to 'lunge' forward and kill him.
And so the sentence ceases to be a sentence — a verbal construct of a certain length, velocity and rhythm with, at bottom, an unambiguous literal meaning.
First, high-quality clean reads with a certain length of overlap were combined by SOAPdenovo into longer fragments with no unknown sequences ('N') between them.
Further SAR also demonstrated that optimal IN inhibition within our dual inhibitor scaffold requires a regiospecific (N-1) diketoacid (DKA -carrying penDKA -carryingertain length.
The design which gives the maximum stored energy in the coil has been used with a certain length of second-generation HTS.
Consider a tower, which is a material object with a certain length, depth, and height; assume that these features compose its form, much as the shape of a statue is its form.
