Sentence examples for upper in terms of from inspiring English sources

"She was an upper, really an upper, in terms of her attitude and her energy".

This study could result in a potential tool that can monitor the actual usage of upper limbs in terms of the repetitiveness and contribute to the preservation of upper limb functions among manual wheelchair users with SCI.

Using the above results, to verify the tightness of our upper bound in terms of the optimal density of transmitting nodes, the actual random access transport capacity and its upper bound for multihop AF relaying with K=3 are plotted as a function of the spatial density λ for different transmission powers P T at an end-to-end spectral efficiency R=0.5 in Figure 5.

In the opening 20 minutes, United had the upper hand in terms of territory and possession.

They have the upper hand in terms of supplies, arms and international support.

The cuts among investment bankers "will be focused on the upper levels" in terms of seniority, one executive said.

EVER since the National Health Service was founded almost 60 years ago, hospitals have had the upper hand in terms of prestige and resources.

Both consoles have similar hardware though the PS4 undoubtedly has the upper hand in terms of raw power.

Strictly Come Dancing also had the upper hand in terms of peak audiences of the two shows, with a five-minute maximum of 9.4 million watching the BBC1 show, ahead of 8.3 million for The X Factor.

The second half continued in the same vein as the first, with Birmingham holding the upper hand in terms of possession, but failing to trouble Paddy Kenny in the United goal.

Without dazzling they were quick to gain the upper hand in terms of possession and the likelihood of them turning that into goals increased in the 12th minute when Steve Sidwell, who was just returning from suspension following a red card against Queen's Park Rangers, was sent off for a late tackle on Mikel Arteta.