Sentence examples for upgrades using the from inspiring English sources

Shares of Nextel, which is controlled by Craig O. McCaw, had fallen amid concern about the high cost of network upgrades using the Qualcomm standard.

Flotation tests even on closely sized particles (38 75 μm) failed to yield significant Ni upgrades using the reagents tested in this study, based on those used commercially for processing iron oxide ores.

Significant portions have been upgraded to a divided highway; however, most of the upgrades used the same alignment as the old two lane road.

When I first got the warnings, I dutifully upgraded using the provided link at the top of my Gmail inbox.

The investment cost for the commercial application of a stand-alone bio-refinery may be reduced via integration with an existing petroleum refinery, whereby bio-refinery intermediates can be upgraded using the existing petroleum refinery infrastructure.

The simulation results reveal that for a low to medium energy demand, low-temperature heat source upgrading using the chemical heat pumps seems more promising than the mechanical heat pumps, while the mechanical heat pump is best suited for high energy demand space heating.

Your roster can be upgraded using the "wonder material from outer space," iso-8, which increases their abilities, allowing you to manipulate the board and do greater damage in battle.

PCR was performed with 100 ng of total RNA converted to cDNA per port in Taqman Universal PCR Master Mix (2 × ) (Applied Biosystems) in a 7900HT Fast real-time PCR System Applied Biosystemss) with a TaqMan Low Density Array Upgrade using the following thermal settings: 2 min at 50°C, 10 min at 94.5°C and 40 cycles of 30 s at 97°C, and 1 min at 59.7°C.

Upgrade using the terminal.

The localized version allowed Iranians to pay for in-game items and upgrades using their local currency, the Iranian rial.

There was less upstaging and upgrading when using the stricter PRIAS criteria; however, our reclassification rates are markedly higher (upgrading 42.7% and upstaging 12.7%) compared with those previously reported by the Milan group (upgrading 7.1% and upstaging 2.4% Suardi et al, 2008).