How to pronounce “taken up” in English

and spread over everything um and uh what what what the theory would suggesttaken up many different variations on that idea uh and you know Congress

So if you turn it off, that mirror sees nothing, but you turn it on, and that camera is very useful, even though the whole bottom corner, quarter of it,is taken up by the rear wing. That's cool.I like seeing the rear wing.

And there were all sorts of other tricks here too, like a fully folding 180-degree hinge and adding pass-through magnetic charging adapters so you could still fast charge even while the USB portwas taken up by the case.Again, incredible! But they got all the way to 2021 without also making a real, solid, consistent moneymaker phone, which they would have needed to keep the whole thing alive.

So there's not a lot of room on a submarine, because we're going to put all these people inside the submarine and most of the submarineis taken up by equipment.So there's not a lot of exercise space.

We're on this unipolar optimizing track, all right?So that was then taken up by Darwin's first cousin, Francis Galton, who was one of the people who was behind the founding of UCL.And Francis Galton invented a new idea, a distinctly British idea, called eugenics.

with a normal life, are you?Because it had taken up so much head space that when I got rid of that, I was like, oh, my God.

His hours of sleep were not determined by day or night.Whatever time was not taken up with active duties was given to sleep and rest.But that rest was not wooed on a soft couch or in silence.

proportional to overall population representation of black and Latino workers is extremely low and most of theGap is taken up by Asian-American workers primarily Asian-American men we are able to advance there are issues nowthere are you know H1B issues there's immigration issues there's a lot of disparities but the biggest thing we have is we take up a lot of space and we

OK. Hmm, I'll try that.It's all taken up with boozy flavors and ideas.

And so the second section is from-- I think I set it in '83.And the cry was taken up.

So of course they're going to say that.And we've taken up all these gimmicks.

be part of your family.The rest is taken up with take your elbows off the table and pass the ketchup.

Wait a second. Why would he say that?Paul is taken up into Heaven and he sees the heavenly world and he describes it for his readers.

At the same time, the lithium-ions are released into the electrolyte, and then they pass through the porous separator and migrate toward the cathode.The electrons arriving through the circuit are taken up by the titanium atoms and the titanium disulfide.The positive lithium-ions slide between the layers to balance out the negative charge of the electrons, and they become locked in place.

that those technologies can be taken up.

The AdWords on "build a website" were taken up by big competitors that-- I couldn't bid against them.

And more of our daily time is taken up by basically everything, and so you feel OK saying, well, I can't humanize all these people.

So much poison has been taken up, the bone has actually rotted away.

And it's really been taken up by criminal gangs that are using international ports to move goods to raise

But I think it's taken up too much space in our imaginations, to the point of flattening them.

So either someone else has taken up the role of writing Robert Asprin.

The rest of the paper is taken up by this graph here.

because all of the sort of the slots was taken up.

And I was looking at how much of the airplane is taken up with the fact that we are biological beings.

He walked into the encampment of the Khawarij who'd taken up arms against the Caliph.

You know the "Wizard of Oz" when Dorothy was taken up in a tornado?

There were some from the record that had taken up to two years, maybe three years to write-- to finish.

So I love that charging stations are starting to be taken up even at the same time as I hate it right now.

This is Nirvana, taken up on Haight Street, before Dave Grohl was in the band.

So those are big opportunities for turtles to be taken up in those trawls.

I looked at a tracer study and realized that Metformin can only get taken up into cells through something called an organic cation transporter, and it only exists in the liver.

you're overcompensating in such a way that now glucose really does get taken up into these other organs like the

There were no extra basketball games or all this stuff that had taken up so much time.

Well, both of them have really taken up a long step.

You know, artists are being taken up.

It now needs to go to where that glucose needs to get taken up by whichever muscle.

And following Easterlin, lots of other economists have taken up this line of thinking.

So in doing that, he had taken up one idea and taken it with him, which would be very, very important in terms

And I think you hear 12 years and it sounds like it's taken up my whole life, but like I've said, it was like a week and a half each year,

In this case, those locations were taken up with a neutral mass spectrometer to the left.

Ecospace that's being emptied by other species may or may not be being taken up by species that benefit from human disturbance.

And you know, becoming a manager has probably taken up most of my time these days.

to 12 hours for your liver to deplete glycogen. glucose that's been taken up

That's great. Are there any personal life hacks that you've taken up to take advantage of dishabituation in your everyday life?

saying that they need and so that's that's really meaningful to hear um so you've also taken up a leadership

and the difficulties of working with it, everyone was so taken up by this amazing new material that health and safety and any thoughts

And what she did is she basically, by measuring the cranial capacity, filling skulls up with sand, and emptying them out, and weighing the sand, and using calculationsI mean, they were the kings of negative eugenics up until the time that it was taken up by the Nazis.

And in the book, I show how these associations of interruption and of irritation are taken up in literature and in film.

So during the Ice Ages, when much of the water on the planet was taken up into making giant glaciers sitting on top of the continents, this was actually exposed.