The phrase "at a fixed position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is located or remains in a specific, unchanging place.
Example: "The statue was placed at a fixed position in the center of the park to ensure it was visible from all angles."
Alternatives: "in a designated spot" or "in a stable location".
The hole (h) is represented by a positive point charge at a fixed position [ρ = 0, z h = 0].
This construct was integrated into the V. cholerae genome at a fixed position (VC2338) by natural transformation.
As we have said above, even if the accelerometer is kept at a fixed position, its output value will still fluctuate within 1 to 5.
Existing research in vibration-based energy harvesting has focused mostly on the harvesting of deterministic or stochastic vibrational energy available at a fixed position in space.
We find that the power generated can be increased by reducing the fractional area, provided that the TEG is at a fixed position.
At a fixed position in all samples processed, the absolute velocity was, however, the same, independent of the velocity with which the solidification started.
We did not find any signature of such a behaviour, scanning a significant part of the gap of the shear cell at a fixed position from the centre of the shear cell.
We have also investigated the tip-induced cleavage of α-diketone groups from 2. For these experiments, the STM tip is placed at a fixed position above an α-diketone moiety of 2 and the feedback loop is turned off.
Although the current reliable traffic light recognition algorithms operate well under way, most of them are mainly designed for detection at a fixed position and the effect on autonomous vehicles under real-world conditions is still limited.
Most experimental results on the maximum doping levels obtained in wide gap II VI materials can be explained by a model that assumes a pinning of the Fermi level at a fixed position with respect to the vacuum level.
G. I. Taylor, a central figure in the discipline of fluid mechanics, postulated that one could swap time for space at a fixed position, if the turbulence did not evolve much.
