Sentence examples for cutoff regions from inspiring English sources
When last I checked, there had been a hundred and eight deaths cited by Haitian authorities, though there will likely be more reported once the cutoff regions become accessible.
The only operator-dependent delineation of the breast region was in the superior and inferior cutoff regions.
(a) Inelastic cutoff region.
If is smaller than, the transistor is in cutoff region; otherwise it behaves as follows: Saturation region, : (5).
The time required for the device to reach the threshold from the cutoff region is known as the transition time.
This configuration is denoted as the "cutoff" region, since the current measured between the electrodes (for a fixed potential difference) is small.
The structure offers satisfactory resonance (transmission and reflection) characteristics at optimum air-gap of 7 mm between two layers with the 3 dB cutoff region over a frequency range (3.66 4.66 GHz).
We consider that relatively short-period (200 210 s) AGWs, which could reach the ionospheric F-layer through the cutoff region for longer-period acoustic waves of fundamental mode, generate the TEC variations.
A cutoff region; B sub-threshold region when the formation of the conductive bridge between the electrodes is incomplete; C above-threshold region where the bridge is completely formed by silver-enhanced gold nanoparticles leading to a step increase in conductance and conductance slope.
Using the more stringent cutoff, the regions detected using data normalized against the mean vs. a trimmed mean were essentially identical, with only one region differing out of about 35.
