Sentence examples for caps served from inspiring English sources

Hartley, who has won 47 England caps, served a two-week ban last December for striking Best during Northampton's Heineken Cup group match against Ulster at Franklin's Gardens and the 27-year old will have to answer to the England coach, Stuart Lancaster, after next month's national tour to Argentina and Uruguay when he and his coaching team will decide the 33 players in the elite squad.

The caps serve as mechanical transformers for converting and amplifying the small radial displacement and vibration velocity of the ceramic disk into a much larger axial displacement and vibration velocity normal to the surface of the caps.

The men in the Gandhi caps serve meals on collapsible stands like TV trays.

MEMS caps serve as a form of electronic monitoring by recording when the cap is opened or pill removed, and have emerged as a preferred, objective standard of adherence monitoring in many clinical trials.

His Kangol cap served double duty, lending an air of sophistication while partly blocking his face from the overhead security cameras.

Mr. Bronco, 77, dressed in a dapper gray pinstriped suit and a Disabled American Veterans cap, served in World War II, driving a bulldozer to make way for the infantrymen in Europe.

Cap served as an emulsifier as described in a previous study [ 15].

A dilution of patient serum with high levels of IgG anti- CAP served as a calibrator for the standard curve, starting at 100 AU/ml.

The water cap served to minimize the refractive index mismatch at the interfaces, to increase the signal-to-noise ratio by suppressing background noise arising from thermal gradients and air fluctuations, and to prevent direct contact between the probe and the sensing surface.

"He must have his reasons for that … I think the cap serves its purpose.

It's insulated so it won't freeze your hands as you shake, the cap serves as a handy jigger measure, and all the parts fit easily.