Li|electrolyte|NMC cells containing this electrolyte system also exhibited high capacities in a wide cut-off voltage range of 3.0 4.6 V, even after 50 cycles.
Take 1" (2.5 cm) wide sections and cut off strips of fabric.
Residents were evacuated after a burst water main caused a 5m-wide hole and cut off water supplies to a large part of the south side of Glasgow.
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Kansas cut the lead to 5 points with 1 minute 37 seconds remaining, and it appeared destined to cut that to 4 points after a Davis free throw when Tyshawn Taylor found himself wide open on a backdoor cut off an inbounds play.
What Scott praises is, in effect, granola cinema, abstemious films that are made to look good for you but are no less sweetened than mass-market products, that cut off a wide range of aesthetic possibilities and experiences on ostensible grounds of virtue.
Although ISP Stockton Community Wide Web members were never cut off from the Internet, they could neither send nor receive E-mail, nor get to the home pages the ISP had been paid to host, since these were also deleted by the hackers.
Wilshaw said the schools' management left pupils unaware of the risks of extremism and cut off from wider society.
Raised in a violent household and forced into marriage, Ania, of British/Bangladeshi origin, has spent most of her life isolated and cut off from wider society.
The problem isn't just that the women are then cut off from wider society, but that if they do face issues (health problems or domestic violence) – they don't know how to get help.
