Sentence examples for cut-off sections from inspiring English sources
The development of tensile forces within the beams led to the extension of deep cracks at the reinforced cut-off sections.
The mouth of the resonator was formed from a perforated plate which had the same curvature as the original cut-off section.
Attention is then turned to wave reflection at a "cut-off" cross-section, and a general result for the phase of the reflection coefficient is derived.
Now, take that light stick or straw and cut-off a section almost a foot in length.
The method is tested by computing the collision operator with a suitably cut-off angular cross section and comparing the results with the solution of the Landau equation.
To obtain more difficult test cases having lower rates of identity, we constrained the reference sequence selection algorithm to exclude sequences above a cut-off value (see section parameter tuning).
The fluorescence intensity of protein-bound compounds and free fluorescent compounds in the fluid obtained after ultrafiltration of treated Ara h 1 (10 kDa cut-off membrane, see section Protein Glycation) was estimated.
EMA was analyzed by indirect immunofluorescence on monkey esophagus sections: cut-off = serum dilution: 1 5.
