Sentence examples for start up so from inspiring English sources

Particle accelerators often have trouble when they first start up, so it's no surprise that the Tevatron has run into difficulties in the 10 months since its $260 million refit.

It will take abnormally long for the device to start up, so be patient.

The team is gearing up to launch Reach Out Version 2 in a few weeks, which will hopefully support all high schools and middle schools in the U.S. As Csillag explained, Capptivation is a small start up so the team is relying on secondary schools to license the Reach Out Console and then upload their own resources to the app.

Its new interface is much cleaner now and lets you get right to the camera view when the app starts up so you can immediately start scanning AR content, targets or QR codes.

There were lots of bands starting up, so it was able to spread.

It just started up, so I haven't been on it yet.

As Simcott entered late adolescence, he said, "the Internet was starting up," so he could practice his languages in chat rooms.

The zoom lens on this camera doesn't have to untelescope from the body -- one reason it starts up so fast.

MA: problems with platform; apps had massive user adoptions, many with "black hat" activities, the apps process started up so open, and now it's become less so.

would start up kadmin so that by default it would generate password-derived keys for the aes256-cts and aes128-cts encryptypestypes, using a normal salt.

But every semester I try to start up again, so I thought I'd do a little update to kick this one off.