"sense up" is not a grammatically correct phrase and is not commonly used in written English.
It is possible that it may be used colloquially in conversation, but it is not standard English and should be avoided in formal or written contexts. Example: "Sarah knew she needed to sense up and pay attention in class if she wanted to do well on the test."
"And it made sense – up to that point I was mainly playing terrorists or Brazilians.
Second place belongs to ABC, with "20/20: The Sixth Sense," up 23 percent in the 18-to-49-year-old 18-to-49-year-old 18-to-49-year-old 18-to-49-year-old 18-to-49-year-old
Audiences, however, presumably noticed that the writing of Mr. Duff and his colleagues was reasonably sophisticated, and that the murder cases, even when ripped from especially lurid Los Angeles headlines, were thoughtfully constructed and made sense, up to a point.
But if you assume they don't give a damn for peace but want a Jewish state from the Mediterranean to the Jordan river, then what they are doing makes sense up to a point.
Admitting that he believes a man cannot truly be a feminist - adding that "it makes sense up to a certain point" - the conversation goes on to focus specifically on the best selling hit Blurred Lines, and the controversy surrounding its video and lyrics, which was branded by many as sexist.
During the commentary we were surrounded by fans, not ideal, but on the final whistle we got a real sense, up close and personal, of what it meant to them to win a game.
I explain to them to keep their senses up and show respect".
The Arlo Pro shoots HD video with a 130-degree viewing angle and also features IR night vision and motion sensing up to 26 feet.
Based on the channel sensing, up to a current time slot m0, our goal is to find out the optimal power allocation over a set of M successive time slots m = m0,m0 + 1,…,m0 + M−1.
The sst2Δ bar1Δ cells (100-fold supersensitive) showed gradient sensing up to the 0 10 nM gradient and the ste2300Δ bar1Δ cells (10-fold supersensitive) showed directional sensing up to the 0 100 nM gradient, whereas bar1Δ cells could perform spatial sensing up to the 0 1000 nM gradient.
Collins was rigid in his movements, his upper body tense, with a Bermuda Triangle delivery, in a sense -- up with both hands, down at an angle to cock the ball, then across the body with the throw, a triangular route in which efficiency and accuracy were often lost.
