People up to/from - NISHIO Hirokazu's Scrapbox (Auto-translated from Japanese)

People up to/from

I note an interesting expression by another person in relation to [The results briefing is not a goal, but a start.

The original expression is that there are "people up to the unexplored" and "people from the unexplored," but it is not specific to a particular concrete project, so it is abstracted below.

This is a type of project that has a results briefing at the end of a certain period of training, and there are "people up to the results briefing" and "people from the results briefing".

(After writing all this, I thought "people up to and including adoption" and "people from adoption" were also possible.

(Is this the same as "people to pass" or "people from pass" in college? Related: Start, not finish.

up to the .... / people from the same hometown

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