Sentence examples similar to full cut off from inspiring English sources

We got them to revise their standard, to install lights with much less wattage and to install full cut-offs to keep the light down on the ground," he said about the special lenses.

Any partial or full cut-off would also accelerate a shift toward alternative suppliers and/or renewable energy.

And even if you don't care about the stars, full cut-off shielding insures that your lights don't shine into your neighbor's bedroom at night and theirs won't shine into yours.

Place a shield on top of any outdoor light so that the bottom of the shield is below the level of the lighting element (called "full cut-off shielding") and all light that used to shine upward is now reflected back to the ground, increasing the amount of useful light that falls there.

Most of the recommended fixtures have full cut-off designs.

Moreover none of the MPTP treated animals could balance themselves on the rotating rod for full cut-off time (180 s).

Normally, under the Senate's famous Rule XXII, it takes sixty senators, three-fifths of the full membership, to cut off debate and proceed to a vote.

But then Goya's later Black Paintings are full of figures cut off at the knees, and there are drastic revisions throughout his work.

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Germany insists Greece must pay its debts in full or get cut off from eurozone funds.

This force of 420 men, about half of them full Spartan citizens, was cut off by the Athenians, who thus acquired a potentially valuable bargaining chip.