Sentence examples for cutoff of its from inspiring English sources

An intriguing feature of the amplitude response shown in Figure 5c is the sharp cutoff of its amplitude above about 10 s, indicating that the Love wave excitation becomes less effective for periods above 10 s. Figure 5 Seismic velocity structure of the sediment and the amplitude response of different surface wave modes.

His summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, secured a promise from Beijing to cooperate with the international community to denuclearize the North, including the possible cutoff of its oil supplies.

Planned Parenthood has been a perennial target of protests, boycotts and funding cutoffs because of its role as the largest provider of abortions in the United States.

"I think the administration has missed a lot of opportunities, in fact has exacerbated the situation over the last few years with its cutoff of humanitarian assistance and its attitude towards the Aristide administration," Mr. Kerry said.

These show that our method is robust with the GI cutoff and p-value cutoff of AfnScore, although its performance gradually decreases with the increase of gene expression cutoffs.

Maria Newman (NYT) PARSIPPANY: HOSPITAL PENALTY DELAYED -- The federal government has delayed its cutoff of money to Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital.

That put the school 12 points below the cutoff of 140 for schools in its socioeconomic category.

Using Blast2GO with its default cutoff of 1e−3, we assigned GO terms based on the SwissProt annotations.

In 2017, Beyoncé wore a pair of its cutoff jean shorts during a performance at Coachella.

Hoffman's Iron Law (the efficiency of a woofer system is directly proportional to its cabinet volume and to the cube of its cutoff frequency) applies to subwoofers just as to all loudspeakers.

A clone was inferred to have been contaminated if it had a statistically significant number of overlapping bands (e.g. cutoff 1e-50) with any of its neighboring clones within a 7 × 7 square of wells.