store something up

Examples of stored

stored

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The collected goods are subsequently returned to the base camp or stored elsewhereforfuture use.
Under this account, if children's lexical representations are stored as sub-units, they are then able to access more stable units with increased accuracy.
The starting point for each part is either a random or a previously stored sound.
All coded data were stored on magnetic tape, and a general search programme enabled any desired set of tables to be produced.
What is stored as semantic involves regularities in experience at the time language forms are used, and surely that varies a good deal.
The place where the travellers had reached the shore was far from where the food supplies were stored.
As we hope to show, authors have used the term "functional" in a variety of ways when referring to our stored knowledge of objects.
For each permutation, the highest values of the # statistics along the chromosome map were stored for each model.
There are no pre-recorded or pre-synthesised sounds stored in memory as physical samples or deterministic algorithms.
The model of expertise obtained in the elicitation process is stored in the taskstructure module of the system.
The movement of this parasitoid over a 5-min period was then recorded and stored as an electronic track (period 1).
The size shown is the total over the files in which the database is stored.
Conflicting data exist concerning the importance of metabolism in the loss of viability of stored hydrated seeds.
With the advent of wide-scale publication of and access to electronically stored information, a class of applications which has become increasingly prominent is question-answering systems.
Samples from the same plot were stored in the same paper bag, and were then crumbled and mechanically homogenized in plastic mixing trays.
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