Sentence examples for cap format from inspiring English sources

Therefore, although the CCD blocker performed suboptimally in the CAP format, it did turn five strong positives into three negative and two weakly positive reactions.

The all-caps format, adopted by NWS in 1849 with the advent of the telegraph, has endured ever since because forecasting equipment could not interpret lower-case letters.

As Lindy West wrote (shouted), the all-caps format breaks propriety.

In the 1980s, multi-formatting of singles to provoke fans into buying the same song over and over again necessitated the imposition of a cap on eligible formats, while the 1990s saw tactical deep discounting (where shops bought one single at the standard trade price but were "gifted" a dozen more they could knock out at 99p each) to hype singles up the chart.

McCullum, who is the elder brother of the New Zealand wicketkeeper Brendon, has made 22 appearances for the Black Caps in the Twenty20 format, impressing as a quick-scoring batsman and an off-spin bowler.

The last of Finn's 23 caps in the longest format came in the opening Test of the 2013 Ashes at Trent Bridge, before he was flown home early from the tour of Australia the following winter after suffering a breakdown in his bowling action that saw the then one-day coach Ashley Giles label him "unselectable".

To gain a better sense of the risk-return characteristics of the aggregate securities exchange industry, we have also created the first-ever Global Exchange MarketsSM index, or GEMSM, in both market cap- and equal-weighted formats (see graph below).

With 60 caps across all formats since his debut in 2011 the all-rounder is an investment that is starting to pay out.

Joyce has won 132 caps across all formats, including one Test match, and has captained her country 62 times.

But his main involvement in international cricket has been in the 50-over format, with 62 caps so far, and he is currently playing for the Kiwis at the World Cup.

"NO ONE IS TALKING ABOUT DEPORTATION," Coulter writes, in all caps, presumably because the print format does not allow her to shout.