Examples of capping

• Neutralisation consists in a capping of the melodic complexity levels permitted in particular positions.

• They may also retain some independent mobility like the ability to undergo separate capping.

• The extent of capping depends on the reaction time and activated mononucleotide used.

• Some eggs displayed a dense capping of pigment granules at the animal pole that did not subsequently disperse.

• At 5 = 0.5 up to 30 yo of the mixed-layer fluid visible appears to be detrained debris, for typical values of capping-inversion stability.

• Since the same is true of all other educational levels, the status quo opportunity-dominates the capping policy.

• The system was progressive both because of capping on earnings and because of old-age minimum benefit levels.

• Hence, they are not traded and their prices are exogenous, capping the level to which the price of conventional fossil fuels can rise.

• A layer of large boulders was found capping the deposit inside the feature.

• In our hypothetical scenario, the capping policy prompts about 91 million people to attend college without earning a degree and gives them an income of $22,300.

• We return to the capping policy that fixes each educational category's income at its lowest income level in the status quo.

• These interactions are important in ' capping' the ends of secondary structural elements in globular protein and act to align subdomains.

• At the end of the 1990s this led to the capping of some budgets for hospital and medical services, and proposals for emergency measures to control drug prescribing costs.

• Myotrophin interacts with capping protein to inhibit actin polymerisation.

• Calakmul is so vast, capping many hills, that such a plan seems unlikely.