Sentence examples for varieties up from inspiring English sources

Fermions include electrons and quarks, which come in the whimsical-sounding varieties up, down, charm, strange, top, and bottom.

CHARLES DE GAULLE once said of France, "How can you govern a country which has 246 varieties of cheese?" By that measure, Britain should be sliding into anarchy, for it now makes over 400 varieties, up from around 350 five years ago.Gallic rhetoric notwithstanding, developments in the British cheese market have more to do with economics than with politics.

"Many varieties up until the 1920s, maybe later, were bred for gardeners rather than for growing 20 acres of it... we're going back to a time when most people grew their own food and that's when most of the varieties were developed," says Chris Smith.

The reducing sugars increased with increasing of salinity levels in all varieties up to 8 dS m−1 level, and after it decreased considerably.

Radishes vary in size from a few grams in the most-popular early American and European varieties up to 1 kg (2.2 pounds) in the Japanese daikon radish.

Semenov, On the classification of projective homogeneous varieties up to motivic isomorphism, Zap.

Farmers shear their trees, regardless of variety, up to a week before they go on sale.

One poll this week, by TNS Sofres, found that 38% of respondents think of the National Front as a party of the patriotic, traditional right (rather than the extremist, xenophobic variety), up from 28% a few years ago.

David Shebiro, owner of Rebel Rebel Records in Manhattan's West Village, reckons 60% of his sales are of the vinyl variety, up from about 10% in the late 1990s.

There are 4,753 delegates, including those of the "super" variety, up for grabs for Democrats in 2016.

Branching in both the varieties is up to third order, i.e. primary, secondary and tertiary being up to 35, 20 and 5 cm long, respectively.