Sentence examples for cut-off length from inspiring English sources

A series of SRS computations of progressively increasing resolution (decreasing cut-off length) are performed.

While the MNP has no cut-off length, the mode becomes unfeasible at atomic scales where quantum effects become dominant22.

ncRNAs can be broadly divided into small ncRNAs and long ncRNAs on the basis of an arbitrary cut-off length of 200 nucleotides.

It was found that the sand roughness could be adequately characterized by the power spectrum and the fractal dimension calculated from a cut-off length scale that was inferred from surface area estimation.

The anomalous impedance response of the finite fractal electrode is due to the synergistic effect of the phenomenological lengths and finite-fractal morphological parameters, namely, fractal dimension (DH), lower cut-off length and topothesy length.

The influence of physical (flame wrinkling inner cut-off length scale) and numerical (test filter width, averaging procedure, updating frequency) characteristics of a flame wrinkling factor dynamic model for turbulent premixed combustion is investigated.

Realistic finite fractal roughness consists of the following four morphological characteristics: fractal dimension (DH); the strength of fractality, which is the magnitude of the power spectrum at the unit roughness wavenumber; and the lower and upper (L) cut-off lengths, which are related to cut-off wavenumbers in the power spectrum.

Differences were tested for the mean length for each individual and four different cut-off lengths were used (>1.5 Mb, >3 Mb, >5 Mb, >10 Mb).

Also included are three lines following three reference cut-off lengths of all, 0.8 to 1.8 K and >1.8 K bp.

Cut off lengths measuring around 10cm or 4 inches.

Cutting hair is not something you can undo quickly (growing it out takes time) so it is wise to cut off lengths of an inch or so at a time rather than deeper, longer cuts.