The phrase "a sample length" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the measurement or extent of a sample in various contexts, such as research, statistics, or data analysis.
Example: "In our study, we determined that a sample length of 30 participants was sufficient to achieve reliable results."
Alternatives: "a sample size" or "a sample measurement".
Here, we use an SNR set to 40 dB, and a sample length N = 64 with M = 8 array elements.
The absolute accuracy of Vp determination, with respect to intact rock (Vp = 5500 m/s), at a sample length of 70 mm is of 0.8 1.2%.
In order to form the intended steel group 301, the forming tensile die was designed and built based on the critical section and a sample length of 200 mm.
Figure 4(a) shows that the proposed method performs better than the ML algorithm in estimating the frequency, because the proposed algorithm adjusts the sampling position to, whereas the ML algorithm has a sample length of 56 for the estimation.
Following BS EN ISO 2062 1995, with a sample length of 50 cm, the cross head moving speed has been adjusted to give a yarn failure time of 20 ± 3 seconds.
Amburgey et al. (1993) study of the Finish newspaper industry represents a clear outlier, with a sample length of 192 years, ranging from 1771 to 1963 and representing 1011 firms.
The maximum field is 0.66 T at a current of 320 A; its field inhomogeneity for a cylindrical sample (length 7 mm, diameter 6 mm) is about 50 ppm.
To receive the strain rate image, the image lines in themselves are divided according to a chosen offset (sample length), a pattern that forms a grid.
A Markov model is a special random process for generating discrete samples corresponding to channel states s of a predefined sample length.
A small sample (length ~50 mm) was taken from the ileum.
The oldest market indicator has nearly 200 years of history and the 93 indicators have an average sample length of 54 years.
