Sentence examples for used up close from inspiring English sources

Wall-sized larger displays can be used up close by several users at a time, they offer high resolution for working up close, and they provide sufficient space for varied collaboration styles [28].

According to a 2013 report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, 800 billion tons is Earth's "carbon budget," and we've already used up close to two-thirds of it.

The weapon is best used up close, and a player using a Tec 9 will win every time against a player with a shotgun or AK-47 if they use it correctly.

Fascinating in its low-key glimpse of the Other Dave, the interview was also a good move for "Nightline," which can use "Up Close" to create a softer, more casual, younger image, more in tune with celebrity culture even while offering a smarter twist on it.

Cons: Mediocre HP, and MP Unstable damage (fixed in 4th job, where you get 90% Mastery) Use up close until you attain Power Knockback and Mortal Blow Attack speed is slower than that of their star counterpart (especially crossbowmen) Movement and jumpshooting is tougher (but possible) No party skills until 4th job.

The prime minister used up precious seconds of his closing address to complain about the format.

As the initial soil erodibility was inversely related to fuel load, the fire would increase the values of soil erodibility of the different land uses up to close to those of the field crop.

Mr. Kruger seems dangerously close to using up all the arrows in his quiver, or bats in his belfry, or whatever metaphor you'd find appropriate.

(Existing reactors also make some plutonium as they operate, but they do not come close to using up the uranium 238, as the traveling wave design would).

In a state where industry guzzles more than half of the energy used and makes up close to 20 percent of all the industrial consumption in the United States, the narrowed focus could have an impact on energy demand.

Ciccarone has spent years on the ground, studying heroin markets and use patterns up close.