The phrase "a upwards" is not correct in written English.
The correct form would be "upwards" without the article "a."
Example: "The balloon floated upwards into the sky."
Alternatives: "in an upward direction" or "toward the top."
fMRI was used in an event related design to examine healthy subjects while they regarded happy, sad, or neutral faces and were instructed to simultaneously move the corners of their mouths either (a) upwards or (b) downwards, or (c) to refrain from movement.
If the motors move in the same direction, for example, about the negative Z axis, the cable tension T R B ⇀ increases and moves point A upwards; while the cable tension T L B ⇀ decreases allowing point B to move downwards.
It is also known that eQTL found in multiple tissues have larger effect sizes than average, which could lead to a upwards bias in the reported percentage of overlapping eQTL between brain and blood [ 5].
It plans to invest across all stages from Series-A upwards, and says that, although it will remain open to tech startups from any sector, a key focus will be "deep tech and science, industry 4.0 technologies, such as Internet of Things and robotics, fintech and medtech companies".
Figure 5 sketches these methods, where a downwards and an upwards arrows refer to sub-sampling and up-sampling, respectively.
W. To a "V", add an upwards ring finger all fanned out.
It has previously been shown that an orientation yielding an upwards brain current (as used here) generates the greatest MEP suppression.
When your opponent hits a ball with a topspin, it will rebound in an upwards direction.
Examples are a right-facing torso or an upwards moving lower arm.
It was estimated that a complete lockout had cost an upwards of $1 billion in lost television advertisement revenue.
Pull the tongue jack locking pin in an upwards motion and then twist to a 90 degree angle.
