Sentence examples for local caps from inspiring English sources

They also wore local caps that helped cover their hair, he said.

After that, it broadcasts an UPDATA message to local CAPs.

If the condition is met, a camera sensor will change its status to turn_off and send an UPDATA message to local CAPs.

But the government is now being urged to do so by the DfT's own working group, ramping up the pressure for it act — though with the caveat that any such local caps should be subject to "a public interest test" to prove need.

For the first time, council chiefs in parts of the UK are signing memoranda of cooperation, setting a local cap on the amount of money they will pay for agency social workers.

(See "Where The Rich Are Renting").. It's also worth checking the average local cap rates on purchases of large, workaday commercial apartment complexes.

In the study area, commercial gas-bearing pools mainly occur as sand bodies capped directly by the mud beds of Facies III and IV, which are restricted within the incised valley (burial depth of 30 90 and thickness of 10 18 m) and are called direct or local cap beds (Figs. 2, 3, 9).

The partnership will also be an opportunity for cities in China and California to study each other's local cap-and-trade systems, which set a limit on how much companies can pollute and lets them buy and sell polluting rights to each other.

More recently, the regulatory role of local CAP is emerging and challenging.

Although three-dimensional conformal RT, intensity-modulated radiation therapy and image guided radiation therapy can increase the dose to local CaP and improve control rate, the clinical outcomes indicate that these advanced approaches cannot completely overcome radioresistance in CaP.

Extensive local ice caps cover most of the highest mountains and feed large valley glaciers.