Sentence examples for captured up to from inspiring English sources

A series of tests show that the near velocity field around the particle is correctly captured up to distances of about one particle hydrodynamic diameter.

Using a protein marking technique, self-marked C. florus originating from a marked rose planting were captured up to 100 m away in an adjacent orchard.

Already, the service has more than 16 million users who have captured up to 1 billion photographs, notes and audio recordings.

This dissertation is the first major study of a slave trade that captured up to one million slaves along the Russian and Iranian frontiers over the course of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries alone.

Mr. Burroughs, who is also president of Building Wellness Consultancy Inc., said that even less expensive filters that met the latest Ashrae standards captured up to 95percentt of particles of five microns.

It particularly touched the once-dominant Maronite Christian minority, which has felt marginalised since the war.It is widely predicted that when the last of four rounds of voting ends in a month, the opposition will have captured up to 80 of the legislature's 128 seats.

The museum did a very good job of ensuring the exhibit captured up-to-the-minute research and Gareth Williams, the curator, has discussed how the exhibition took longer than expected to prepare because they had to keep making changes in order to accommodate new material.

By capturing up to 75percentt of flowing sediment and by enhancing infiltration, buffers trap heavy metals.

The 360-degree glass HEPA filter can capture up to 99.95% of pollutants - anything over 0.1microns.

One firm says its "massive passive monitoring" equipment can "capture up to 1bn intercepts a day".

Different scenarios (capturing up to 70% of European CO2 emissions from large stationary sources) are analysed and commented on.