The word 'sup' is informal English, so it is not considered to be correct for formal or academic writing
However, it is usable in casual spoken conversations and in informal written contexts, such as texts, emails, or social media posts. For example: Friend 1: Hey, what's up? Friend 2: Not much, sup with you?
We also tried stand-up paddle boarding (SUP).
That is what happened in Bosnia, in 1992-95: American warplanes, satellites and airborne radars sup ported non-American soldiers.
He would sup wine with him from amber cups, loll on chaises longues, watch pretty maidens weaving silk under the willow trees and the peach blossoms falling.
This undermined the tough impression given last week when General Musharraf enacted an anti-terrorism law much criticised by civil-liberties activists allowing suspects to be held without charge for up to a year.Pakistan's alleged co-operation, until very recently, with North Korea's clandestine nuclear ambitions is another reason to sup with General Musharraf with a long spoon.
In a diabolical world, you may have to sup with devils some of the time.
In the developed world, obesity has become a disease of the poor, who eat chips and hamburgers while the wealthier sup on tofu and veggies, and hit the gym afterwards.
Even for those t-norms which have the sup-preservation property the structural understanding is far from complete, but much better as for the general case: a discussion of the recent state of the art is given by Jenei (2004).
From an analytical point of view, for a t-norm \(\rT\) their sup-preservation property is the left-continuity of this binary function \(\rT\), i.e. the property that each one of the unary functions \(\rT_{a}(x)=\rT a,x \) is left-continuous.
Based upon this work, Esteva and Godo (2001) conjectured an axiomatization for the logic MTL of all t-norms which have the sup-preservation property, and Jenei/Montagna (2002) proved that this really is an adequate axiomatization.
For example, Chang Kyung-Sup argues that Korean 'familism' harms individuals and poses a serious stumbling block to the establishment of a democratic polity in Korea (see Chang 2004).
Some treat it as a side dish, some as a staple part of the diet, and a very few—France, Lithuania sup on it almost to the exclusion of all else.
