Sentence examples for at a zenith from inspiring English sources

The stature of the American manager in Japan seemed to be at a zenith, as did the opportunity for other Americans looking to become managers.

Peranakan jewelry — associated with the sparkling, bejeweled style of the late 19th to early 20th centuries, when the community's fortunes were at a zenith — was mainly worn by women, or Nonyas.

Signor Faccin points out, however, that unquestionably accurate astronomical calculations show that, with the horizon at a zenith of 89 degrees 57 minutes, the moon could not be seen at the time indicated by Commander Peary.

Following John Cheever's death from cancer in 1982, at the end of his life's work as a novelist and story maker, his reputation as a writer and human, despite his alcoholism — indeed abetted by his recovery from it — was at a zenith.

We derived the horizontal wind velocity by combining a pair of radial winds in either the east west or north south directions at a zenith angle of 10°.

We sit in a period that's popularly (and appropriately) known as "peak oil," meaning that global production of crude is at a zenith that will never again be realized.

The moneyed class's faith in the cult of the professional seems at something of a zenith: they seem to think little of paying someone to perform tasks — talking about money with family members; waiting to see a doctor; ordering food in a restaurant — the rest of us might consider ineluctably personal.

HDL-C was associated with CHD in an A-shaped manner with a zenith at 1.1 mmol/L and a long tail on the right.

After the addition of a stop solution to the samples, absorbance was measured at 450 nm, using a Zenith 200 ELISA reader (Anthos).

Although in general, increased HDL-C was associated with decreased risk of CHD, full-range HDL-C was associated with CHD in an A-shaped manner with a zenith at 1.1 mmol/L.

When nuclear extracts from mouse brain or liver were tested over a circadian cycle, it was found that the excision activity, as measured by the removal of (6 4 photoproduct or cisplatin-d(GpTpG) diadducts, exhibited circadian rhythmicity, with a zenith at ∼5 p.m. (ZT10) and a nadir around 5 a.m.