Sentence examples for upper way from inspiring English sources

The upper way, Figure 2, is the processed data flow which passes through the process block (data processing block) and then feeds the convolution encoder (parity regeneration) to produce parity values.

If Davenport had a powerful pair of binoculars, or maybe a telescope, she would be able to pick out an older gent in an usher's uniform working the third-base side of the upper deck way down there in the ballpark.

"I don't know how men got the upper hand way back when," Lyonne said.

One infant developed an upper air way infection suspicious for nasopharyngitis, which might be a possible side effect of ranibizumab.

In one infant, upper air way infection was observed 2 days post injection of the second eye.

As an adult, he deliberately deserted his upper-class way of life.

Using a mouse bioassay, researchers have demonstrated that terpene oxidation products—in the O3/ R-limonene, O3/α-pinene, and O3/isoprene systems are more irritating to the upper air-ways than are terpenes or O3 alone (Rohr et al. 2002; Wolkoff et al. 1999).

Just two weeks ago, a poll in The Evening Standard showed that Mr. Johnson, 47, is more popular than the Conservative Party and more recognizable than anyone else in British politics: a showman old Etonian, and front-runner in the vote, whose upper-crust ways and manners seem to defy the class distinctions so familiar in public life.

"The Buccaneers" This sumptuous miniseries about rich young husband hunters negotiating the upper-class ways of Edwardian England should be catnip to "Downton Abbey" fans.

By repositioning early, Frankfurt hopes to gain an upper hand either way.

"But we've known for a long time that the dollar has been at the way upper range of its value," Mr. Prestowitz said.