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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a function of position at" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in scientific or mathematical contexts to describe how a particular variable changes with respect to position.
Example: "The temperature varies as a function of position at different depths in the ocean."
Alternatives: "in relation to position at" or "depending on position at".
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Figure 5D,E display p− and τ as a function of position at saturating ATP.
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Crack openings measured during unloading as a function of position show that physical closure at portions of the crack tip and at positions behind the crack tip precedes (during unloading) the bend in the sample's load-displacement curve.
In addition to the variation of geotherms as a function of position in Earth, individual geotherms at a single location can vary with time.
The coverage as a function of position (Figure 3A) was maximal at position 3921, where the depth reached 676,897 reads.
In addition to the variation of geotherms as a function of position in the Earth, individual geotherms at a single location can vary with time.
Figure 3 Power measurements as a function of range and Doppler cells at time step 20. Figure 4 PHD as a function of position and time step, using the shrink-PHD filter.
This variability is measured as a function of position, and in fixed positions as a function of time.
Alternative homozygous classes observed in the 28 M35D2 siblings as a function of position on chromosomes 1–11.
(c,d) Polymorphism density as a function of position on chromosome and alignability to A. lyrata.
This checkerboard may be varied spatially to create arbitrary amplitude modulation as a function of position.
And so now we can map phase as a function of position.
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