Sentence examples for acknowledged peak from inspiring English sources

"Half Machine Lip Moves," from 1979, was its generally acknowledged peak, though mostly obsessives and collectors acknowledge it; one of the things that makes the record so good is how intriguing the grooves and pockets and riffs are, how close the music theoretically seems to be getting to something more universally appealing — David Bowie's sound at that moment, for example.

I took advantage of the fact that I had very high peaks at the in-focus positions by keeping a running average and only acknowledging peaks when the current input value was some ratio (2.0) of the average.

Obama, in a speech to the UN general assembly, urged fellow world leaders to press forward with renewed determination in the quest for Middle East peace, an effort that he acknowledged has encountered "few peaks and many valleys". Without an agreement, he said, "more blood will be shed" and "this Holy Land will remain a symbol of our differences, instead of our common humanity".

Mr. Nyman, whose three-year contract expires next March, acknowledged that this was hardly the peak of his political career.

They finally acknowledged this with the set's peak, a performance of Coleman's "Ramblin'" (which was actually part of a medley with bassist Charlie Haden's "Song for Che").

Honda said that the decision is based on global trends — Honda's sales in Europe have halved from their peak in 2007 — but acknowledged concerns over post-Brexit tariffs.

From the Bay Area to Los Angeles, it was a day to gaze upon snow-capped peaks, acknowledge that yes, California does have a winter, and share a photo or two on social media.

The Grid can already ask generators to produce more electricity at times of peak pressure, but Ofgem has acknowledged it needs to go further.

Myers speculated about returning the global average fertility rate to replacement levels – around two children per couple – by 2000 and keeping the planet's population peak to 8 billion – something he acknowledged would be a "mammoth task".

MS. BURSTYN, who is 68, acknowledged that her career seemed to have reached a peak in the 70's.

We employed the minimal approach method while acknowledging the problems with peak fitting (e.g., by using an increased number of peaks an improved fit is obtained; however, at the same time the integrity of the individual peaks is reduced).