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Free sign upThe phrase "a length from a" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a measurement or distance but needs additional context to be usable.
Example: "The rope was cut to a length from a specified point on the tree."
Alternatives: "a distance from a" or "a measurement from a".
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This week I burned a length from a sugar maple that was at least 200 years old when it was felled, and the wood felt original, not a trace of decay.
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Half a length from China.
In this work, the proposed micro pre-concentrator filled with Tenax-TA was made by four parallel channels with a length from 20 mm and a cross section area of 1 mm × 0.8 mm.
Orme drew level with Signorina, but the filly edged away slightly again and won an exciting race by half a length from Orme, Martagon a head back in third.
She won by a length from The Smew and Adoration in a time of 1 52.4, which was 1.6 seconds faster than the time recorded by Bona Vista in winning the 2000 Guineas over the same course.
A jack plane is slightly shorter than a jointer plane, with a length from 12 to 17 inches (30 to 43 cm).
An easy editing tool lets users isolate a select clip of any length from a program and e-mail that clip to a friend or post it on a blog.
The roughness (of length d) starting at the wedge apex is modeled as stochastic process (with zero mean and correlation length A) obtained from a new stochastic differential equation.
The 7-1 shot, ridden by Ryan Moore, won by a length-and-a-half from Libertarian (14-1) with Galileo Rock (25-1) third.
Each section, ranging in length from a sentence to a few pages, has a different subject.
Students answered multiple choice questions and wrote answers that varied in length from a paragraph to a page.
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