Sentence examples similar to their cut offs from inspiring English sources

"They take their cut off the top, and we get what's left".

We calculated rigidity spectrum of the Fd based on the neutron monitors and Nagoya muon telescope channels' data divided in three groups according to their cut off rigidities.

Protocols for screening and diagnostic tests, including their cut off values, are often based on evidence from scientific research carried out by well-resourced academic institutions.

High values of wind speed are undesirable since wind farms provide zero power for values greater than their cut-off thresholds.

The fabricated Schottky diodes detected RF signals well and their cut-off frequencies up to 20 GHz were estimated in direct injection experiments.

Both panels were considered positive when at least two out of three molecules were above their cut-offs.

Both panels are positive when ≥2 molecules are above their cut-off.

The entry and exit holes for the oil each have radii of 2.5 cm, so form cylindrical waveguides which are well below their cut-off frequency.

Picture the scene: it's 1AM, you're manning the laptop at a house party on a sultry summer night, the girls are rubbing their cut-offs up against the wallpaper, you're playing "Hypnotize" or Jean Jacques Smoothie or something, everything is alright with the world tonight.

Photos and video (above) show the girls proudly displaying their cut-off ponytails on the field.

Five studies report deriving their cut-offs from previous papers.