Sentence examples for little upstream from inspiring English sources

The men pedalled into the river, a little upstream.

In addition, we explore the behavior of a "pseudo-boundary condition," which is in fact not a proper boundary condition at all, but discretization and truncation errors mask its redundant nature and allow it to perform well in cases where there is little upstream signalling.

Instead, they're a little upstream, in a part of the genome known as the promoter region that determines whether or not a certain gene gets turned on.

A little way upstream, villagers still wash down their packhorses on a spit of sand.

A little further upstream, the dead and dying fish were packed so closely together you could almost walk on them.

It is a kind of fluid discharge from the moral and economic events a little way upstream.

And the crosstalk penalties from adjacent code channels (at the same wavelength) are found to be little in upstream and downstream transmissions.

4. Swim in the Danube The Exit festival campsite has its own beach, but you may want to take in a bit of local colour at the "Strand" lido, situated a little further upstream on the north bank.

The joy of this kind of joke is the way a hand is stretched out across the footlights from the period play to the present day: just for a moment we are all in the same glorious boat, pushed a little further upstream than the normal tides allow, before it changes and we are back again in the world of the play.

Few people of European descent lived in the area until the late 1850s, when the town of New Westminster (now a suburb of Vancouver) was established near the site of the original fort (in 1839 the fort itself had been relocated a little farther upstream).

The next day, Tétény divided his army and "sent one part a little way upstream" to cross the Almaş and surprise Gelou.