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Upon designing a negative cutoff potential of 1.1 V, the cell's cycling performance was checked.

To improve the cycling properties, the low cutoff potential is increased to 0.3 V for suppressing the particle pulverization during repeated cycles.

When the current rate is 1 C with the cutoff potential at 4.5 V, the 5 wt.% Fe2O3-coated LiCoO2 delivers an initial capacity of 168.7 mAh g−1.

During the charge discharge processes, the electrodes were fully charged for 4 h at a specific current density of 125 mA g−1 and discharged at the same specific current density to the cutoff potential of −0.4 V (versus Ni(OH 2/NiOOH reference electrode).

Dean Little explains that almost all potential advisors have some type of minimum cutoff potential advisees are expected to meet before they can be accepted as an advisee.

Variation is due to a mix of factors, including non-standardized criteria to determine cutoff, potential biases from library construction and sample size and increasingly better representation of dinoflagellate genes in the databases.

Three different cycling protocols including "continuous-cycling", "barn-charge" and "cycle-store" were applied with an ultra high precision charger to Li[Ni0.42Mn0.42Co0.16]O2/graphite and/or Li[Ni1/3Mn1/3Co1/3]O2/graphite pouch cells tested using different upper cutoff potentials.

Additionally, charging/discharging tests with cutoff potentials of +1.5 V to +0.11 V showed better cycling performance than that with +1.5 V to +0.00 V, probably due to the suppression of LixSn formation.

These include the Kratzer and Morse diatomic potentials [7], the two-particle Yukawa [7] and Hellmann [10] potentials, the cutoff Coulomb potential [11], and various power-law attractive potentials [12].

We present and test a new GPU algorithm for the long-range part of the potentials that computes a cutoff pair potential between lattice points, essentially convolving a fixed 3D lattice of "weights" over all sub-cubes of a much larger lattice.

Reduction in tumor size from >4 to ≤4 cm was considered clinically meaningful, as crossing this threshold was considered a reasonable cutoff for potential breast conservation therapy (BCT).