Sentence examples for a bore of up from inspiring English sources

We have designed, fabricated and tested a micron-sized electron column with an overall length of about 700 microns comprising two electron lenses; a micro-lens with a minimal bore of 1 micron followed by a second lens with a bore of up to 50 microns in diameter to shape a coherent low-energy electron wave front.

Joan describes Cromwell as "a crashing snob", in other words, a bit of a bore to snuggle up to in those precious hours before sleep.

Finite element analysis was used to design and evaluate the response of a LFT composite tailcone to pressure, gravitational load, and temperature during its path from inside the bore of the gun up to its flight in air.

The first generation columns have a narrow bore, made up of a long silica capillary tube having 50-μm i.d. and containing a silica monolith derived from tetramethoxysilane (TMOS).

Taking a number of cues from Hamlet, the central character Vindice could also count as something of a bore - moralising and dishing up countless misogynist slurs - but at the same time he is at least dynamic.

Life history differs between the eastern and western subpopulations: eastern females bear litters of up to six pups with a twelve-month gestation period, while western females bear litters of only one or two pups with a ten-month gestation period.

They have all the power and relevance of a pub bore dredging up long-forgotten grievances, of interest to his pint and nobody else … It is the current UK Conservative-led government which has already pushed through major plans to strengthen the Scottish parliament.

And though chiropractors recommend that backpacks not exceed more than 15percentt of a pupil's body weight, many young pupils bear loads of up to 40 pounds.

Females bear litters of up to seven young, each a miniature version of the adult measuring around 13-14 cm across.

Females bear litters of up to five pups in summer, following a gestation period of a year.

Females bear litters of up to four pups every other year, after a gestation period of at least six months.