The phrase "a flat peak" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a geographical feature, such as a mountain or hill, that has a level or even top surface.
Example: "The hikers were excited to reach the summit, which was known for its flat peak that offered stunning views of the surrounding landscape."
Alternatives: "a level summit" or "a flat top".
The noncoincidence between the positions of the two extreme values results in a flat peak of the SNR curve, which is different from previously reported results.
In addition, the aluminum particle size, hydrogen peroxide concentration, and mixture ratio can be adjusted over a flat peak performance regime to attain specific thrust profiles and durations.
Bopping away behind the decks with a flat peak cap on, the stage was chock-a-block with friends and Paradise affiliates – so much so that the struggling security guard was forced to say "no more", for a little while, come 4am.
It is worth noting that the PM/MM ratios of relatively short (14- to 20-mer) probes show a typical shape with a flat peak.
Interestingly, scenario 5 was the only one that displayed a clear bimodal distribution with a flat peak at high divergence (corresponding to the ancient IS acquisition and burst) and a straight peak at low divergence (corresponding to the recent IS acquisition and burst) (fig. 1), as observed for Wolbachia IS elements (fig. 3).
He was the ethereal, ill-defined concept of "the West Ham way" made flesh – a nutmeg incarnate, a rabona in a flat-peak cap.
The RF pulse length for sub-harmonic bunchers is increased to 100 us for making a flat top in the peak RF voltage.
If it is also true that h i + 1,j − h i,j ≦ 0, then the site is a peak or a flat top (s1); otherwise, it is somewhere along a stoss slope (s2), and the velocity is inversely proportional to the gradient.
In the spout, the longitudinal profiles of vertical particle velocities along the axis exhibit a fast acceleration followed by a long flat peak, while the normalized lateral profiles at all bed levels tend to collapse into a third polynomial curve with an inflection point.
Different from the IL-stabilized AuNFs deoxidized by trisodiumcitrate or NaBH4, a notable flat peak could be observed in the long-wave area.
With further increase in Coulomb interaction, the modified gap gradually increases with phonon frequency ω 0 attains a maximum flat peak with d 2 = 0.165 for critical Coulomb interaction u c = 2.5 for critical phonon frequency ω 0c ≈ 0.35.
