The phrase "a normal distance of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a standard or typical measurement between two points or objects.
Example: "The recommended spacing for the chairs is a normal distance of three feet apart to ensure comfort and accessibility."
Alternatives: "an average distance of" or "a standard distance of".
For smaller screens, the extra pixels would not be visible to a person with 20/20 vision viewing from a normal distance of at least 7.2 feet, he said.
However the recommended 'gold standard' reference of a normal distance of 2.6 cm is not supported in this investigation.
Again, if one applies this to a real-life driving situation, it would mean that it would add 1 m (3.3 ft) to stopping distance if travelling at 30 mph (48 km/h)—on top of a normal distance of 12 m (40 ft), and it would add 2.3 m (7.5 ft) onto the normal stopping distance of 96 m (315 ft) if travelling at 70 mph (113 km/h).
"The experience won't be from the normal distance of watching a show," she said.
For this model, the impact of d in in the factor PL C2 (d out + d in) becomes usually negligible for the normal distance of dozens/hundreds of meters between the indoor building and the macrocell base station.
The eight-foot restriction did not significantly impair the ability to convey messages by signs, and ordinarily allowed speakers to come within a normal conversational distance of their targets.
"Worst of all, residents of that ward are missing out seriously on effective representation". The leaders are calling for councillors who move further than a "normal commuting distance of 50 miles" to be "considered to have vacated their seat" after six months or more, requiring a by-election to be called.
We give a closed form model for the mean and standard deviation of range readings from a rough brick wall as a function of normal distance and beam incidence angle.
The Eoc area for any other position is defined as a function of the normal distance from the Ewald sphere to the center of the reciprocal lattice point (the offset distance, r h ), and of the reciprocal-lattice radius of the spot r s, which is a function of the crystal mosaicity and spectral dispersion.
In veterinary medicine, as a rough estimate, the normal distance between the dorsal edge of the cricoid cartilage and the ventral aspect of C2 is approximately equal to the length of C3 on a properly positioned lateral radiograph [ 17].
With the Fourier transformations, the linearized MHD equations are reduced to a second-order differential equation for the total pressure perturbation as a function of the normal distance from the ionopause.
