Sentence examples for term up from inspiring English sources
However, over the longer term (up to 48 d at 10 °C) differential responses occurred.
If I said "chord progression" — I think we have that term up on the board today.
And this is the gradient of the second term, up to lambda.
Typical model horizons are short term: hours up to days, mid-term: up to 2030, long term: up to 2050 or 2100.
The term UP was traditionally applied to Eurasia and LSA to Africa, but during the same period, artifacts first appear in Australia and the Americas.
The term up-cycling was first used by Reiner Pilz in 1994, when he gave the meaning 'to grant more value to old product'.
The cryostat design enabled long-term (up to one year) machine operation without liquid helium refilling.
The calculations are based on long-term (up to 22 year) records that span drought and high rainfall periods.
Intervention effects were not present in the short-term (up to 12 months post-intervention) or long-term (15 72 months post-intervention) follow-ups.
The analysis employs a best estimate mass/energy source and considers both short and long-term (up to 24 h) responses of the ALS.
