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Meanings of cut edge in inglés

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An edge in a node-link graph whose removal would disconnect the graph.

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Usage of cut edge in inglés
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On this terrifying, 35-foot, square- cut edge, every move is harder than the last.
Climbing Magazine
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Francesca ran her fingers against the cut edge, looking sick to her stomach.
The bone chamber
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Menisci were evaluated for the contour of the cut edge: straight, jagged, frayed, or combined.
Pubmed
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The router spins a ceramic cutting disc at super-high speeds, leaving a precision cut edge.
Wired
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Beside the long glistening swaths the cut edge of the hay stood up clean and solid as a wall.
Anne Severn and the Fieldings
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He kept going until his boot hit something-thecut edge of the opening-andscrambled out up the access hole.
The Slab
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I took a bite of the cake-thecut edge was already growing stale-andI went to bed, hoping I'd done the right thing.
The nobodies album
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He waggled it with some force, remembering that the teeth of the key had a freshly cut edge and might need some coaxing.
Naked Heat
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In the centre was that tantalizingly clean- cut edge which had subtracted a face from the gallery- afacewhich she wanted very much to see.
The Silver Horde
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The primary end-point was CRM (in mm), defined as the shortest distance between the tumour and the cut edge of the specimen.
Pubmed
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The moon was now riding high in the heavens, and every mountain top, seen from below, was outlined with a sharp- cut edge against the sky.
With British Guns in Italy: A Tribute to Italian Achievement
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It also sounds cutting edge, but the technology isn't quite ready yet.
News.com.au
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We're talking cutting edge here in terms of music and media technologies.
The Irish Times
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At their best, podcasts are cutting edge, independent, creative and wildly hilarious.
Ebony
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Ana Ivanovic Time was, the dress over leggings look was cutting edge.
The Guardian
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This is entertainment, cutting edge and thrilling in its way, but entertainment.
The Guardian
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