The phrase "access caps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to limitations or thresholds for accessing resources, such as data or services.
Example: "The service has access caps that limit the number of users who can connect simultaneously."
Alternatives: "access limits" or "usage caps".
Users: third party researchers who access CAP data in order to undertake research into cardiovascular function and disease.
These policies apply to (i) participants from whom the data was obtained, (ii) contributors who originally collected and have contributed the data, (iii) the CAP investigators and, (iv) third-party users who wish to access CAP data.
If you have this type of battery, it will not have an access cap.
The cognitive access points (CAPs) select and assign the best channels among the industrial, scientific, and medical (ISM) band for data packet transmission, given that the objective is to minimize external interference and acquire better network-wide performance.
Hybrid coordinator (HC) can initiate controlled access periods (CAPs) at any time.
By deploying cloudlet access points (CAPs) manually or utilizing ubiquitous service access points (if existing) to servers through wireless networks, computation on sensors can now be offloaded partially or completely to local cloudlets, thus saving energy while achieving desirable response time.
During contention, each BMS performs contention to access slot (channel) in CAP period and all BMSs have the equal probability of accessing CAP slots [33].
Number of proxy access nominees capped at the greater of 25% or 2directorss.
That report led a liberal group, People for the American Way, to ask for access to CAP records in the archive of former National Review publisher William A. Rusher '44, stored at the Library of Congress.
