The phrase "and the maxima of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, statistics, or data analysis when discussing the highest values in a set or function.
Example: "The study focused on the average scores and the maxima of the participants' performances over the course of the experiment."
Alternatives: "and the highest values of" or "and the peak points of".
However, the rates of increase and the maxima of the intensities varied among cells.
Note that the upper envelope of N i, which tracks the quiet regions and the maxima of the structure, resembles the modulation of the trace from the first pass.
To show the uniqueness of each and the maxima of dG(L /dL,assume for the moment that α = 1; we extend the argument tothe case where α > 1 below.
The maxima of H(g(t)) due to g 1 t) are shown in Fig. 9 (note that these maxima disappear after the filtering), and the maxima of this transform are due to g 2 t) which drives mean frequency.
We see that for the cases (a), (b), (c) and (e), the separation of each source is attained at the minima of the SE and the maxima of the NG measure.
The Dbh and height of these trees were used as the median tree diameter and height (D gM and H gM, respectively) of the corresponding species per plot, and the maxima of the values were used as the D gM and H gM of the entire plot.
At the Court, a Beckett diktat sat over his desk: "A theatre stage should have the maximum of verbal presence and the maximum of corporal presence".
Now it is blank again, consistent with expectations that this solar cycle will be smaller and calmer, and the maximum of activity, expected to arrive in May 2013 will not be all that maximum.
As seen in Fig. 1, it should also be noted that, in addition to annual ozone mean, the extremes (both the minimum and the maximum) of the distribution are also increased in the 3C simulation.
Within the Ballville Dam reservoir, the rate varies between the minimum of 2.6 and the maximum of 23.2 g/cm2/yr from 1980 to 1999.
