The phrase "also reached up" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action where someone or something extends their hand or arm upward, often in addition to another action.
Example: "In the crowded room, she also reached up to grab the attention of the speaker."
Alternatives: "also extended upward" or "also lifted up".
Next to her a slightly older girl, with curly brown hair and laughing dark eyes also reaches up.
According to Hurni (1993), average soil loss rates on croplands have been estimated to be 42 tone ha-1 year-1 but may also reach up to 300 tone ha-1 year-1 in individual fields.
Simultaneously, the angular velocity sensed by gyroscope also reaches up to 0.5 r a d/s in our test case in Fig. 4 c, and the data from the magnetometer changes as well, with large fluctuations as shown in Fig. 4 d.
We illustrate this method first on a two-dimensional quadratic mapping, used in the study of beam dynamics in particle accelerators, to compute rapidly and accurately its periodic orbits of periods p = 1, 5, 16, 144, 1296, 10368 and then obtain periodic orbits of its four-dimensional complex version for periods which also reach up to the thousands.
Spheroid size can be assumed to be around 100 μm on the clinostat, as shown in Figure 1, but also reaching up to 1 mm on the RPM as previously published by Pietsch et al.[ 4].
In HF picture, the X+ binding energy can be roughly estimated to vary between 4 and 6 meV; XX binding energies are also positive and reached up to 4 meV, while only X- is bound with bounding energy ≈−3 meV.
In addition to this information, also considered the conclusions reached up to the questionnaire to the target audience.
As the physical distance between hosts increases, the notification time also increases, reaching up to approximately 2.01 s for the monitored process that runs on the New Zealand host.
Einar, on tiptoe, reached up blindly.
