You can expect major players in the business to take advantage: zero-rating and bundled services will multiply, for instance, and there may be special treatment of different "tiers" or "categories" of data rather than simple bit-by-bit caps.
In the N.B.A. version of musical chairs, the game ends when the last bit of cap space vanishes.
Whenever I felt like it, I would eat a small amount of stem and a little bit of cap, and then take a picture of it, to have a record.
The birds looked like they had blown up from the inside, little bits of bottle caps, lighters, and packages jutting out.
The chicks then die by the thousands, with bellies full of bits of bottle caps, syringes, and Popsicle sticks.
"You create kind of a high-pressure anomaly — a bit of a cap, if you will — at the higher altitudes in the atmosphere".
If yours can handle it, pour a bit into the cap and then right onto the stain.
Removing an ice cap seems to work a bit like popping the cap on a bottle of soda, allowing pent-up gas to escape.
Telomeres dictate how many times a cell can divide: With each division, a bit of these chromosome caps chips away.
Abandoned shawls, shoes, caps and bits of human flesh were strewn on the bloodied field.
Incidentally, the definitions are a bit vague here too; cap-and-trade would have developed the market pretty quickly.
