"distance controlled" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means that the distance of something is being monitored or regulated. Example: The remote control car had a feature that allowed for distance control, so the child could keep it within a safe range while playing.
Same as Experiment 3. Stimuli size was adjusted so that visual angle was equated with Experiment 3. Participants sat approximately 28 cm from the monitor, with distance controlled by a chin rest.
LCD monitor at 120 Hz, in a dimly lit room at 70 cm viewing distance controlled by a chinrest.
At a coarse scale, there has been evidence for a general foveal-peripheral distinction (Vincent et al., 2007; Nallasamy and Tsao, 2011; Smith et al., 2012; Raemaekers et al., 2014), but these studies did not report a systematic topography of correlation patterns that reflects the underlying eccentricity organization, nor were effects of overlapping RFs and cortical distance controlled.
With about 5 pm precision, the tuning of the tip1-Ge surface distance controls the corresponding tunneling junction resistance and therefore the current intensity through this junction.
With a height advantage of two and a half inches, the American should have been boxing at distance, controlling the space with a stiff jab, and making room to leverage the power his famous long arms could generate.
The inter-cluster distance controls the distance between clusters.
Therefore, we calculated a partial correlation between size change and distance, controlling for the effect of the baseline change.
The ideal of objectivity as detachment, according to which good scientists should adopt an emotionally distanced, controlling stance toward their objects of study, is defended as necessary to avoid projective error.
"Distance control and hitting hard," he explained.
Distance control, he said, was a problem all week.
Adaptive cruise control (ACC) automates vehicle speed and distance control.
