how to combine these two phrases into one？ problem that needs to pay attention to problem found out in report how to combine these two phrases into one ？

How should I simplify this sentence "only with one aim, xxxx can go further" I want to simplify the sentence "only with one aim, xxxx can go further. only with one belief, xxxx can go closer." into a short slogan. my version is " go further with one aim, go closer with one belief", but i think it is subtly different from the meaning of original one.

"PP100 is put equal long line of adhesive components on the plate." PP100 is a kind of chemical metal adhesive. what's the meaning of this sentence"PP100 is put equal long line of adhesive components on the plate."? does it mean that i should push the pp100 as long as the plate? THIS sentence is completely copied from the instruction without any missing words.

What's meaning of ”Lee waves are standing waves resulting from flow over a hill somewhere upstream ” “Lee waves are standing waves resulting from flow over a hill ” until here i can totally understand， but i don’t know what is “somewhere upstream”means. i understand the words meaning, but i can't understand its meaning in the sentence.

whta‘s the meaning “pull-up” Fittings should have nuts and ferrules kept on them until tubing isinserted and pull-up is completed. Use the gap inspection gage on initial installation into the fitting bodyto assure you of sufficient pull-up. Measuring torque required to pull up a Swagelok tube fitting is not are liable measure of pull up the above sentences are from a Swagelok Installation Instruction，i can't understand the pull-up. usually it means taking sth higher ， but i think it is not this meaning in the above.

what is the meaning of "run" in these sentences? what is the meaning of "run" in these sentences? I really couldn't understand 1.When installing a system, the first step is to draw a layout of the system to determine the number of tube fittings and the length of tubing required. Care in determining the tube" run" will save time and possible "re-running" at a later date. 2. When tubing is attached to an item that must occasionally be removed for repair or maintenance, the method of connecting and "running" the tubing should permit easy removal 3. Mechanical damage can often be avoided if a low" run "of tubing is not used as a bar rail for resting feet . A potential danger also exists in high" runs" that can be used like a bus rail .

what does “would you take you much time to do sth” mean？ " take your time to do " or "could you spend much of your time to do "

for the part you think has problem, ……is this right？ For the part you think has problem， please send back to me.

what is the difference between “around” and “ around and over”？