Sentence examples for which is capped from inspiring English sources

Rapid retreat ends each cycle, which is capped by an unconformity.

The thiazole ring connects to a piperazine spacer, which is capped with a sulfonamide group.

Thousands of dancers and drummers will perform simultaneously on this sprawling stage, which is capped by golden domes.

His deal with Salavat called for substantially more than the entry-level deal in Nashville, which is capped by the league at less than $1 million annually.

The subsidy, which is capped at £3,000, is available to each first-time buyer, so a couple can get up to £6,000 towards their first home.

The better the recividism rates, the larger the payout for investors, which is capped at the equivalent of 13 percent per year over an eight-year period.

The first of the grants, which are capped at $150,000, should be handed out any day.

All eyes are now on pressure tests being conducted on the well, which was capped last week.

Mr. Reagan's effective convention speech was a beginning for that reassurance, which was capped when Mr. Reagan debated Mr. Carter in October.

The problem with the Cleveland program begins with the size of the stipends, which are capped at $2,250.

Above these rocks are chalky deposits, which were capped with coral before the island rose to the surface.