The phrase "at a set distance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific, predetermined distance between two points or objects.
Example: "The two sensors were positioned at a set distance from each other to ensure accurate measurements."
Alternatives: "at a fixed distance" or "at a predetermined distance."
He's not just visible at a set distance.
American designers have traditionally used a diffuse focus, with the pool of light created by the headlights fading at the far reaches, while European designers favor a precise cutoff at a set distance for the headlight beam to reduce surplus glare.
A 130-g steel ball is positioned on a pull pin at a set distance between 2 and 42 in.
All stems within a certain radius of each grid point within the stand were selected along with stems within a certain radius of grid points at a set distance from the stand boundary.
The litter sample was collected from a single point covering about 0.25 m2, taken at a set distance along a randomly placed transect to avoid collector bias.
This boundary was drawn at a set distance of 0.5 mm from the cortical margin, to exclude layer VI neurons.
This gives the sight parallax due to eye movement the size of the optical window at close range which diminishes to a minimal size at the set distance (somewhere around a desired target range of 25-50 yards).
With the help of a GPS sensor, about the size of a large watch, attached to an arm or helmet, the drone then automatically points the camera at the user, and follows at a pre-set distance.
In target archery, competitors shoot a specified number of arrows at set distances at a target with established scoring values.
Given the results from a particular sample, the model could thus serve in hindsight to provide information concerning the range of results that could have been predicted if the sample were collected at a set time or distance removed from the original sample.
When both k-mers are found in the Bloom filter, unique k-mer pairs at set distance are hashed, tracking the contig or scaffold of origin, k-mer positions and frequencies of observation.
