Sentence examples for given a caps from inspiring English sources

After 7 such predictions a new user is given a CAPS percentile ranking that takes into account their overall return and accuracy (correct predictions / total predictions).

In our conservation problem we wish to maximise the chance that we represent a certain number of successional types given a cap on the number of sites we can conserve.

Much of the disabilities community considers the term handicapped pejorative; it originated in Elizabethan England, when people with disabilities were forced to beg on the street and were given a cap for handouts.

First, on Tuesday, "[a] Senate spending panel... approved a tiny budget increase next year for [NSF] and flat funding for NASA and congratulated themselves for doing so given a cap on overall domestic discretionary spending across the government," Jeffrey Mervis reported.

A Senate spending panel today approved a tiny budget increase next year for the National Science Foundation (NSF) and flat funding for NASA and congratulated themselves for doing so given a cap on overall domestic discretionary spending across the government.

In short: Given a cap-and-trade system, 100% auction is the most socially just and economically efficient option.

I've had some funny moments using costumes and hats in the past – giving a cap to one man immediately triggered his Norman Wisdom impression!

Natural mineral water bottles are given a colored cap, usually blue or green, whereas packaged drinking water samples are given white caps.

He was never given a full cap; there was intense competition for his role.

The 25-year-old has represented the Saxons and been a member of England training squads, but is yet to be given a Test cap by coach Stuart Lancaster.

When originally approved in 1996, the mission was given a $700 million cap (in 1996 dollars) which included launch costs and five years of operation.