Sentence examples for across the cap from inspiring English sources
The phrase "across the cap" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely understood
It could potentially be used in a specific context, such as discussing something that spans or covers a cap or limit, but clarity would depend on additional context. Example: "The costs have increased significantly across the cap set by the budget."
So a crack can migrate, like a wave across the cap as ice vaporizes on one side and accumulates on the other.
The study also accounts for different directions and magnitudes of solute transport across the cap in different cases.
Surface area determines solute transport across the cap, whereas contact angle of the cap delineates pore shape in solid.
Case 1 is subject to solute transport from the pore across the cap into the surrounding liquid in the early stage.
Cases 2a and 2b, corresponding to low and high Henry's law constants, respectively, indicate opposite directions of species transport across the cap.
The pore shape therefore can be controlled by initial solute concentration to change directions and magnitudes of solute transport across the cap.
[C4.] United States trade negotiators will meet with their counterparts from China next week in San Francisco to discuss an agreement to limit textile exports from China, the first time an across-the-board cap will be on the table.
Martin Feldstein, a Harvard economist and the chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers under President Reagan, is widely credited with the idea for an across-the-board cap on itemized deductions as a way to help lower the deficit.
Kenneth E. Raske, the president of the Greater New York Hospital Association, said the savings would allow the state's hospitals to live within the rate reductions and across-the-board spending cap that the Medicaid committee also proposed.
To satisfy the latter, the electrical conductivity of the capping layer needs to be relatively high in order to generate sufficient Joule heating inside the GST layer, while its thermal conductivity is required to be low to prevent heat from dissipating across the capping layer.
The pact also eases across-the-board budget caps, which would allow an additional $80 billion in spending over two years, split evenly between military and domestic programs.
