Sentence examples for cut off part from inspiring English sources

A common technique to improve this further is to add cutting planes, that is, inequalities that are already implied by any integral solution, but that cut off part of the polytope of the LP relaxation.

The trick, Mr. Peterson said, is to get close and fill the frame: "You're not close enough until you have cut off part of the person's forehead.

"If you lose, you have to cut off part of your ear with a scissors and eat it," he told her. "You have to feel the pain".

An art scholar says his studies have yielded the solution to one of culture's greatest mysteries: Why did Vincent van Gogh cut off part of his ear?

Washington hoped to cut off part of the enemy and by a hurried march with six brigades interposed himself at the end of June between Sir Henry Clinton (who had succeeded Howe) and the New Jersey coast.

The painter Paul Gauguin also stayed there for a while, until an argument between the two artists in late 1888, during which van Gogh cut off part of his left ear.

In the gymnolaemates, in which the zooids frequently are flattened, budding occurs as transverse septa form and cut off parts of the primary zooid (or any other parent zooid).

The difficulties have mounted as the crackdown has broadened, from "smart sanctions" designed to cut off parts and funding for the nuclear weapons program to more general measures that are starting to look like a trade embargo.

Cinderella's stepsisters, per the Brothers Grimm, were so desperate for life in the palace that they were willing to cut off parts of their own feet to wear the glass slipper.

It would have been so much easier to cut off parts of myself in order to fit into the corporate structure.

The pages are cropped in ways that cut off parts of the dialogue, some of the pages have been torn apart and taped back together.