Sentence examples for upgrade up from inspiring English sources
The government reckons the Opole project is crucial to the country's energy security.Poland is required by the European Commission to shut down or upgrade up to five giga watts of old polluting coal-fired plants (that's about the same size of the country's largest plant, PGE's Belchatow, which produces about one-fifth of the country's power) by 2016 because of new tighter emissions' controls.
The linac must provide 100 kW beam power with the possibility to upgrade up to 400 kW.
The Indian Air Force plans to upgrade up to 125 Jaguars starting in 2013 by upgrading the avionics (including multi mode radar, auto-pilot and other changes) as part of the DARIN III programme and additionally is considering fitting more powerful engines, Honeywell F125IN to improve performance, particularly at medium altitudes.
The Electron Cyclotron system for ITER is an in-kind procurement shared between five parties and the total installed power will be 24 MW, corresponding to a nominal injected power of 20 MW to the plasma, with a possible upgrade up to 48 MW (corresponding to 40 MW injected).
There's still 4GB of RAM here, while the battery has gotten a notable upgrade, up 17percentt, from 3000 to 3500 mAh, which the company promises should charge in about the same amount of time, courtesy of the new USB-C type charger (the handset also ships with a free adapter).
Pontiac added 14-inch Brembo brakes up front and it upgraded up the suspension.
The camera, a cornerstone of Apple's mobile play, gets upgraded up the wazoo.
As of 2006, the Indian Navy was in the process of upgrading up to 15 Sea Harriers in collaboration with Israel by installing the Elta EL/M-2032 EL/M-2032 the radarl 'Derby' medium-rande air-theaiRafaelmissile.
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner said he hoped his car would have closed the gap to Mercedes after the introduction of the latest upgrades up and down the pit lane.
Even as some US carriers are just rolling out their 3G network, TELUS has announced that they will have their HSPA ("3.5G") upgrades up and running with a "full national" launch in early 2010.
They found that the presence of a catalyst advanced the combustion reactions and the resultant oil was upgraded by up to 11 points due to several processes such as pyrolysis, distillation, and cracking, which were governed by temperature.
