Sentence examples for size cut from inspiring English sources

But its larger size cut the craft's landing speed to 40 miles per hour from 75, Dr. Pillinger recalled.

Philip Hammond said the UK's armed forces were an "important underpinning" of the union and he would not want to see their size cut.

It is shocking because one must expect that after locking out its musicians, the management of the Orchestra (and its parent, the Woodruff Arts Center) had some idea of the size cut that would be required to balance the budget.

NIPAm based particles exclude larger molecules with a sharp molecular size cut off due to their porous structure.

We used the same sample size cut off for abstract reports as for regular articles.

Table  3 summarizes both light scattering monitors and PM measurement systems, which rely on a physical size cut.

There is no exact particle size cut-off at which transmission changes from exclusively large droplets to aerosols.

The size cut-off and particle loss characteristics of the developed slit virtual impactor agree well with those of the 16.7 l min−1 commercially available dichotomous sampler.

Our objective is to estimate the population size cut-off at which a geographic area is sufficiently large so that no data suppression or further aggregation is necessary.

To verify the interaction between IgM and v-SAPs by flow cytometry, we further reduced the event size cut-off to 0.5 µm or greater.

Virus filtrates were concentrated by ultrafiltration with a 50K MW size cut-off unit (Millipore, Amicon Ultra) to a final volume of 6 ml.