Take up to the number of elements available:

Drop up to the number of elements available:

Take up to the number of elements available, dropping what remains, if anything:

Partition into blocks that are up to 3 elements long; the last block is shorter:

Give the 10 most common elements, or as many as are available:

Give the order of the 10 smallest elements, or as many as are available:

Give the maximum height and width of a graphic:

Take up to 20 characters from a string:

Find the 4 largest eigenvalues in a matrix, or as many as there are if fewer:

Create a "ragged" partition where last elements can be shorter:

Obtain the 6 most common elements, or as many as there are if fewer:

Generate a random sample of up to 6 elements, or as many as there are if fewer:

Obtain the first 4 minimal elements, or as many as are available:

Partition an image so that lengths are up to 36 pixels and heights are up to 28 pixels:

Cases behaves as though it implicitly uses UpTo:

You can give an explicit UpTo specification to Cases:

ImageTake behaves as though it implicitly uses UpTo:

You can give an explicit UpTo specification to ImageTake: