'edge cut' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a sharp cut along the edge of an object. For example, 'The master craftsman's edge cut was so precise, it appeared to be done by a machine.'.
So in order to determining the loss of the mechanical properties for the composites specimens, four schemes of cut-edge are discussed comparatively, single-edge cut on the width, single-edge cut on the thickness, both-edge cut on the width, edge cut on the thickness and width.
I, however, found a lintel with its front edge cut off lying between Structures 74 and 11.
However, the main shortcoming of graph partitioning algorithms is that minimizing the so-called edge cut is not entirely the same as minimizing the communication overhead.
Connecticut (24-4, 13-3 Big East) led by as many as 15 points in the second half, but had its edge cut to 79-76 with 47 seconds left.
An edge cut (partial v)) ((vin V)) is called a trivial edge cut.
A k-edge cut is an edge cut of k elements.
The top edge cuts off at his neck.
"What if the sharp edge cuts my head?" I rolled my eyes.
The top edge cuts off the picture space so that there'd be no room for him to stand upright.
While the U.K. is headed out of the EU, as a result of the 2016 referendum vote backing Brexit, ministers have said the intention is to closely mirror EU legislation on data protection to avoid the risk of a cliff edge cut-off for data flows when the country leaves the bloc.
The leading edge of tech is an exciting place, but the trailing edge cuts a wider swath.
