Mr. Murphy said that some refineries have equipment on hand that could meet a ceiling of 50 parts per million, but that tougher rules would require the installation of expensive new production equipment.
And after you reach that threshold, you may still be responsible for a portion, known as your coinsurance, until you meet a new ceiling: your out-of-pocket maximum.
Anywhere a wall meets a floor, ceiling, windowsill, door jamb or trim item needs to be caulked.
To meet a debt-ceiling deadline of midnight, August 2nd, the two sides had to reach an agreement by midnight, July 31st, which is exactly what they did.
Its weakest moments come when one ornamental feature encounters another – as when a diagrid ceiling meets a diamond-patterned wall – and they fail to join up.
If you don't show you're capable of improving, that signals you've met your ceiling as an employee, which means you'll likely be the first to go when it's time for the inevitable changes that are made to a company.
It was exquisitely beautiful, but the guest hut didn't have walls that met the ceiling, and I have an irrational fear of snakes.
My head met the ceiling and my knees pointed at the sky.
"Whenever my dad would paint our house, I was always given the responsibility of doing the trim, around the windows and doors, and where the wall met the ceiling," he said.
In remarks to reporters today, he said his recommendations met the ceilings set under a budget resolution that passed Congress earlier this year.
Faux-stucco walls are sponged in pale yellow and accented with red; in the center of the room a couple of pillars that widen into arches as they meet the ceiling contribute an arcade-like feel to the room.
