molecular weight cut off.
Cabinets and floors are made of bamboo, which can be harvested sustainably; apartments have master cut-off switches so all lights can be turned off at once; and rainwater is collected and reused.
Many of the boards seized have non-compliant plugs without fuses, which increase the risk of the device overheating, exploding or catching fire, and cut-off switches that failed when tested.
The player could apply physical torque or impetus to the machine (called "body English"), the amount of such force allowable being controlled by cut-off switches, which could be set so that an excess of force would flash on a "Tilt" sign, ending the game automatically.
"Trading standards officers have detained the boards due to numerous concerns including safety issues with the plugs, cabling, chargers, batteries or the cut-off switches within the boards, which are designed to stop the battery from continuing to charge once fully charged.
Honest John has some other advice: don't leave valuables in your car (even in the glove compartment), look into fuel cut-off switches and, if you have a high-end car that is particularly popular with thieves, consider a Disklok – a heavy steel cover for your steering wheel.
The pols demand antipollution equipment, air bags, and-when the air bags kill children-they demand even more complicated air bags with cut-off switches and expensive sensors.
Selector or cut-off switches are used to select between the individual pick-ups and activate them, or cut them off.
"I had a kind of cut-off switch.
The safety risks posed by the boards include issues with the plug, cabling, charger, battery and cut-off switch.
