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* "Setting a threshold or cut-off point for de ning which topics will be considered material".

The name of the album and song was inspired by the popular attire of metalheads in the early 1980s, defined by either denim jeans and jackets or a leather biker jacket (often worn with a denim cut-off waistcoat).

On February 6–7, the British offensive penetrated so far that the Babini Group sought to open a breach in the British lines at the Battle of Beda Fomm in an effort to allow cut-off Italian troops to retreat along the Libyan coast.

In recent years, the cut-off score, or the minimum score needed to gain entrance to American Studies, was 524.

Rex and Spot's gimmick consisted of them carrying chewed up bones to the ring and wearing cut-off blue jeans.

The most reliable and applicable site for CRT testing is the finger pulp (not at the fingernail), and the cut-off value for the normal CRT should be 3 seconds, not 2 seconds.

Within three years however, the heavily congested section of the L"M through the station was bypassed for north–south traffic with the opening of a cut-off line from Winwick Junction to Golborne, though local stopping trains between and Wigan continued to call thereafter.

Despite the definition of nutrition risk, the Institute of Medicine's Committee on Scientific Evaluation of WIC Nutrition Risk Criteria pointed out that many states have used "generous" cut-off points and "loosely defined risk criteria.

From 2007 onwards sectional cut-offs were introduced.

Candidates clearing all the four sectional cut-offs receive an All India Rank (AIR).

He used one of these to be a regular entrant in the main draw of the Campbell's Hall of Fame Tennis Championships, a tournament with an entry cut-off ranking of world No.

This allowed the cut-off 74th regiment to withdraw to a second line of defence in the village of Kochanowice.

Zachariah Allen – scientist and inventor, patented automatic cut-off valve for steam engines.