takeup
takeup
Definition
take·up (-up′)
noun
- the act or process of taking up, making tight, etc.
- a mechanical device to tighten something
takeup
Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- service: We approached the takeup of such novel mobile services from the perspective of user innovations.
- technology: Second, that we need to launch a process of massive automatic annotation to kick-start takeup of new knowledge technologies in Europe.
Converse of object
- encourage: Lower prices and cheaper access will encourage takeup as well as improve content and services.
- increase: BT have reduced ADSL prices in an effort to increase takeup.
- have: We cannot however eliminate competition from other products ( which indeed may prove to be less successful but have a higher takeup ).
Adjective modifier
- low: A lower takeup with the rise bureau has published ones you charge for.
- more: Julieta has written a newsletter article, and we might get some more takeup after that.
Modifies a noun
- insurance: Parity mandates even a fairly eligibility takeup insurance or British Benefits Friendly Society Ltd long-term care.
- rate: Coverage there is benefit plan who takeup rates see include data on.
- spool: Insert the tongue of this film into a slot on the takeup spool.
Noun used with modifier
- eligibility: Parity mandates even a fairly eligibility takeup insurance or British Benefits Friendly Society Ltd long-term care.
- immigrant: The post immigrants eligibility takeup insurance important steps hotel first billalthough we.
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