Sentence examples for chip up from inspiring English sources
verb
To cause something to have cracks or dents.
It was an "easy chip" up from there, he said, and that was where he expected he would be.
"If I've got a two-shot lead Sunday, I'll lay up, hit over the green, chip up, then make bogey the old-fashioned chicken way.
There is significant corrections on the back-illuminated S1 chip (up to 50%, at worst, relative to the original ΔE corrections) in the T_GAIN shifts for each of the affected observing epochs.
His chip up isn't awful, but he's left himself a five-foot par putt, which isn't what you want to do at the business end of a major tournament.
And because IBM has opened its chip up, allowing it to be programmed online by researchers, the University of Maryland team was able to give it the same challenge as its own device.
The latest version of the Acer Revo 100 has a 1.3GHz dual-core AMD Athlon II Neo K325 processor, ION graphics chip, up to 4GB of memory, a large hard drive (500GB, 640GB or 750GB), a DVD or Blu-ray drive, multi-format memory card slot, USB, Ethernet, S/PDIF and HDMI ports, Wi-Fi, and 64-bit Windows 7 Home Premium.
In uncoated ceramic tool, the crater formation results in decrease of chip up-curl radius.
Worldwide demand for semiconductors, driven by broadband Internet use and increased productivity, spells a chip up-cycle, according to Caris & Company analyst Rick Whittington.
Caris & Co. analyst Rick Whittington said that with 2005 as a transition year for semiconductors, 2006 could represent the emergence of a new chip up-cycle that "haltingly began" in the first and second quarters of 2005.
He chipped up and made birdie.
Rose chips up to 12 feet.
