Sentence examples for encloses up to from inspiring English sources

A north- to south-oriented double row of atolls encloses up to 550 m deep Inner Sea of the Maldives (Fig. 1b).

Balcony, external extension of an upper floor of a building, enclosed up to a height of about three feet (one metre) by a solid or pierced screen, by balusters (see also balustrade), or by railings.

Most apparent is their sheer bulk; complexes averaged more than 200 rooms each, and some enclosed up to 700 rooms.

These strategies enclose up to three sampling time points and provide an accurate and precise estimation of the AUC0 24.

Liposomes are synthetic lipid bilayer with enclosed structure up to several hundred nanometers in diameter.

The building has the elements of traditional religious buildings – cloister, chapel, refectory, cells – but rearranged over multiple levels in unexpected ways, alternately enclosing and opening up to its surroundings.

The survey suggests that the henge was on the same alignment as Stonehenge, and comprised a segmented ditch with north-east and south-west entrances, enclosing internal pits up to a metre in diameter believed to have held massive timbers.

Aviation facilities include a large flight deck, which was re-designed to handle larger helicopters than the Delhi-class, and an enclosed hangar for up to two maritime helicopters.

Trapezoidal bunds are used to enclose larger areas (up to 1 ha) and to impound larger quantities of runoff which is harvested from an external or "long slope" catchment.

If you define a local variable without using var, the value leaks up to enclosing scopes.

Fold pointy end up to enclose the bottom and tie with a strip of husk.