The phrase "a section of distance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific portion or segment of a measurable distance, often in contexts like travel, physics, or geography.
Example: "The marathon route includes a section of distance that runs along the riverbank, providing a scenic view for the runners."
Alternatives: "a segment of distance" or "a portion of distance".
The time series on the bottom is a time-aligned section of distance values, which was calculated from the associated driving episode and a driving pattern of sudden acceleration.
JUDITH THURMAN: I think we need a section of actors commenting long distance — from rehab THESSALY LA FORCE: Well, I think we're out of time, folks.
Photos of a section of the tail floating at some distance from other debris had raised comparisons with the crash of an Airbus A300 in Queens in November 2001.
On the basis of the data of this study, no final conclusion can be made about whether, for a section of consecutive turns, increasing horizontal gate distance is an effective tool for speed reduction.
On the basis of the data of this study, no final conclusion can be made whether, for a section of consecutive turns, increasing horizontal gate distance is an effective tool for speed reduction.
A summary of the computations to perform the CADM test follows: The upper off-diagonal section of each distance matrix is unfolded and written into a vector corresponding to row i in a worktable.
The microhardness and elastic modulus were measured through micro and nano indentation techniques respectively on the mounted and polished coating cross-sections as a function of distance from substrate coating interface.
At θ = 90o the tangential stress reaches its highest value for a greater section of the radial distances from the wellbore.
Since, the mobile handset is usually held close to the human body during the operation, it is necessary to analyze the current distribution as a function of distance (in section Influence of near field on antenna performance).
When combined with other microphones or hydrophones, tags can also be used to estimate the detection function – the probability of detecting sounds as a function of distance (see Section IV.3 a).
