"jump length" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the distance which someone has jumped, either in terms of a specific measurement or in comparison to a standard. For example, "The high jumper achieved a new personal best jump length of 5.6 metres."
Text/background color combination and jump length, however, were significant factors for subjects' reading performance.
Using the Eyring equation the average jump length was reduced by 15% at interface.
When the jump length was at 0.35 and 0.7 cm, the subjects' comprehension was better than that at 1.05 cm.
The results showed that the jump height and jump length of the three frog species were in a descending order of R. adenopleura > R.
In this study, we measured the body weight, body length, jump height, jump length, and climbing abilities of three species of frogs indigenous to Taiwan.
The factors of jump length and text/background-color combination of the leading display had significant effects on the subject's comprehension on the leading-display reading task.
Samples of Bufo melanostictus, Rana limnocharis, Rana guentheri, and Polypedates megacephalus were collected to record their weights, body lengths, jump lengths, jump heights, barrier heights, and angles.
The proton jump lengths coincide with the mean distance between the O2 O2 and O3 O3 oxygen ions and indicate proton inter-octahedra transfer.
The cantilevers were later displaced further at 40 K to allow evaluation of crack jump lengths and to obtain a more complete analysis of the fracture surfaces.
The advantage of the MC approach is the possibility of simulating different features of the travel such as different waiting-time probabilities, space dependent jump lengths, absorption and desorption phenomena, Galilei invariant and variant velocities driven by external forces.
Hence, ion jump lengths decreased with the increases in Cr concentration.
