Sentence examples for lowest cut from inspiring English sources

Councils in the south-east have experienced the lowest cut of just £74.08 for each resident.

That score ties the record for the lowest cut in Masters history.

PayAnywhere's notable feature is that it takes the lowest cut of all: 2.69 percent.

Easel will always preview the lowest cut depth at every point of the shape, so there is no need to worry about overlapping depths and shapes.

Ninety-eight players finished the first two rounds under par, and 72 made the cut at three under, the lowest cut on tour this season.

It was only one stroke more than the lowest cut in L.P.G.A. history, set last year at the State Farm Rail Classic.

These ratios allow the system to achieve the lowest cut-in and rated speeds.

It is established that these can be either uniform or composite ones, valid only over non-overlapping vicinities of zero and the lowest cut-off frequencies.

We have assumed these to be of internal diameter of 5 cm, meaning that they act as waveguides well below their lowest cut-off frequency so do not affect the distribution of electromagnetic field within the cavity, or cause radiative losses which may otherwise be a safety hazard when using very high power microwave sources.

The ROC curves of COMET and Cluster-Buster were generated by increasing the cut-off parameters starting from 0. COMET predicted only 423 targets even using the lowest cut-off (when E-value is 0) and its sensitivity remained below 0.02.

Only the lowest cut-off limit raised the NPV slightly (data not shown).