Sentence examples for takes up at from inspiring English sources

The Langmuir isotherm model fitted best among the three isotherm models, indicating the maximum adsorption takes up at 25 °C.

For example, Vindigo, a popular program with versions detailing the sights and scene in more than 25 American cities, takes up at least 600 kilobytes of Palm memory.

She said they had typically cited practical reasons, like full exhibition schedules, tight budgets, or simply not enough space for an exhibit that takes up at least 3,000 square feet.

But running for President is an exhausting pursuit, mentally and physically, that takes up at least a year, only to be followed, for the winner, by four more years of unrelenting stress.

You can see them in action: The open kitchen takes up at least a third of the storefront space, with the chefs (Mr. Norrell, 55, black-bearded and bearish; Mr. Miceli, 32 and slender) manning a convection oven and a fiercely smoking grill.

Pages render strangely more often than not, and the user interface takes up at least 30% of the screen real estate.

But they could be taken up at a later date.

The call was taken up at the National People's Congress.

The order is likely to be taken up at the F.C.C.'s December meeting.

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