Sentence examples for a notable peak from inspiring English sources

These early examples inspired feats of engineering that in the 18th century reached a notable peak in the flute and tambourine-playing automata of Jean de Vaucanson — originally a student of anatomy — and John-Joseph Merlin's balletic Silver Swan, (which unfortunately could only be included in the exhibition for the first six weeks).

Arad's elevation ranges between approximately 361.5 and above sea level, a notable peak being Mount Kidod (600 m), located at the northeastern point of the city and named after Ras al-Kadadeh, the Arabic name for the hill.

While only rare CMTMR-labelled CMCs were detected in the kidneys and hearts of infused SNX animals at either early (1 day) or later (14 day) time points, CMTMR-labelled CMCs were abundant in the liver and spleen with a notable peak 4 days after administration but persistence throughout the time course of the study (Fig. 9).

A notable peak was also observed on OAR7 for all the parasite traits, however, it did not reach the Bonferroni significance threshold.

D. pulex shows a notable peak for the mean repeat lengths of 17 bp repeats, a repeat class that is discussed in detail below.

On OAR 7 there was a notable peak consisting of 17 SNPs in total for all three traits, spanning a 3.36 Mbp region (45,194,749bp to 48,549,329bp), with the top SNP within this region passing the P < 10−4 threshold for FEC1 (s65809).

However, after just 1 week ('day 28') of 60% CR, the D1R KO mice that had previously been treated with HFD showed marked FAA for their daily feeding, with a notable FAA peak that was as high as the night time activity peak.

Different from the IL-stabilized AuNFs deoxidized by trisodiumcitrate or NaBH4, a notable flat peak could be observed in the long-wave area.

Notable peak assemblages include Fo-bearing marbles and Sil + Kfs migmatites, with little to no retrogression.

For Ni/GD, there was only one notable peak at ~1.6 Å from the Ni ~ C contribution and no peak in the region 2 3 Å from the Ni Ni contribution (Fig. 3c), strongly confirming that Ni exists predominantly as isolated atoms.

For Fe/GD, there was only one notable peak at ~1.5 Å from the Fe ~ C contribution for Fe/GD (Fig. 3f) and no Fe Fe contribution (at ~2.2 Å) was observed, confirming the only presence of singly dispersed Fe atoms in catalyst (Supplementary Table 1).