Sentence examples for shift cut off from inspiring English sources

Both the MVIC and trial EMG data will be processed with a linear envelope before filtering by a Butterworth filter (fourth-order, zero-phase shift, cut off frequency of 20 Hz).

But the shift also means he can cut off pitches that might drift out of the strike zone while traveling that extra space.

Their real reason for objecting to Mr O'Neill's proposal, though, is a concern that shifting from loans to grants would cut off an important source of future funding (the repayments from today's borrowers).

Major shifts in the weather can suddenly cut off supplies an in era when increasing urbanization and industrialization are raising the demand for water.

When the border closures cut off the Bedouin from their traditional mobility patterns, a major shift in lifestyle began.

Cut off.

Their legs cut off.

Cut off the apron.

"Cut off my feet.

Their head cut off.

Molecular weight cut off membrane.