Sentence examples for being located up from inspiring English sources

The hospitals mentioned above are also those that fall within a 20 mile radius of NSRI, the other ones being located up to 31.2 miles radius (i.e. Derbyshire Royal Infirmary).

This probably implies that, with anti-shaped patterns, the higher concentration of effective light and thus of uncaged glutamate at the focal plane is compensated by the fact that the top and bottom membranes of some cells are less excited than with shaped patterns (those membranes being located up and below the focal plane).

Similarly, Guilford's first section will be located up near the source of the East River, along Bear House Hill Road.

In 2010, there were an estimated eighty-four thousand Muslins in Dallas County, where Irving is located, up from only twenty-three thousaccordingears earlier, according to a census conducted by the Association of Statisticians of American Religious Bodies.

Our seats were located up in the gods, which meant upon entering I was treated to an impressive view of the entire arena.

One of the trickiest parts of bringing the patient home is realizing that the bedroom may not be the best place to put the bed, especially if it's located up even a few stairs.

Although major tsunami inundation generally stopped at the highway from Sendai to Iwanuma, tsunami inundation reached far beyond the highway at Watari, where the highway was located up to 2.5 km from the shoreline.

The Sendai Tobu Highway played an important role in protecting the area from further tsunami inundation, especially from Sendai to Iwanuma, where the highway is located up to 4.5 km from the shoreline (e.g. Sugawara et al., 2012).

The fingerprint sensor is located in the middle of this, while the camera is located up and to the left corner, where it manages to occupy a smaller space than you've probably seen on smartphones in recent memory — and which doesn't include any kind of bump jutting from the phone, as Google was quick to point out in their presentation today.

The housing market value, even with its well-known limits, can be adopted for evaluating the monetary losses produced by an earthquake, because such a value represents well the aggregated sum of multiple socioeconomic factors, from the perceived value of the area where the building is located up to the construction quality.

"And public transportation is better in Europe so there's a comparative advantage to the poor living in a central urban area whereas in the US manufacturing is located up and down major highways so it's much easier for people with these jobs to not want to be in central city areas".