Sentence examples for many up to from inspiring English sources
But the complexity of the benefits/credits system is such that it sets many up to fail.
While field observations are many, up to now, field experiments and modelling efforts are few and have been almost exclusively performed for plain facades without facade details.
Each polymer chain has a backbone consisting of a string of many (up to roughly 100,000) carbon atoms bonded to each other.
The condition causes seizures, and Lacy was having so many — up to forty in a day — that, at an age when other toddlers were trying out sentences, she could produce only a few language-like sounds.
The Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs has begun reviewing licences that it fears are damaging the ecology of rivers, amid warnings that climate change and population growth could leave many up to 80 per cent lower in summer over the next 40 years.
This is illustrated with Behaviour B1 for example, which also has alternative implementations (B1', and many up to B1 n ).
Experiments demonstrate that ABSRC achieves quite encouraging robustness against image degeneration, and outperforms many up-to-date methods.
In particular, during the Meeting, lectures were presented on many up-to-date subjects of chemistry, including: materials science, superconductors, supramolecular chemistry, bioinorganic chemistry, fullerenes, liquid crystals, photoinduced electron transfer, etc.
Eugene Koonin's paper is reasonable, written well and highly informative on many up-to-date details.
Many up-to-now published studies evaluating the effect of fitness versus fatness on mortality/morbidity characterized adiposity by simple anthropometric measures as BMI and/or waist circumference.
Many up-to-date analytical methods are used for the (semi- quantification of BFRsemi- quantificationEE in ofder to prove their use and aBFRsance in daily polymers (Pöhlein et and 2005, 2008; Schlummer et al. 2005; Hirai & Sakai 2007; WEEEt al. 2007; Vinaplana et al. 2008; Entwisle 2010; Chen et al. 2012).
