Sentence examples for called peak from inspiring English sources

In 2007, he published a wider-ranging volume called "Peak Everything".

This milestone — the point of what might be called "peak fish" — was passed without anyone's quite realizing it, owing to inflated catch figures from the Chinese.

Hirsute men have been warned their attractiveness to potential partners may fade as facial hair becomes more prevalent, in a scenario researchers have called "peak beard".

These types of organizations are called peak associations, as they are, in effect, the major groups in their area of interest in a country.

We realized we needed one more category that accounts for the extraordinary burst of creativity that can make a show great even if it's not perfect, which we called "peak".

Even at Japan's moment of what might be called peak emoji around 2008, nobody thought to enshrine them in the dictionary or wage a bidding war over "Emoji: The Movie".

This method simulates how falling rain water flows from higher level regions called peaks to lower level regions called valleys.

The next stage in the onset-detection process is to identify local maxima, also called peaks, in the ODF.

Many oil executives say these so called peak-oil theorists fail to take into account the way that sophisticated technology, combined with higher prices that make searches for new oil more affordable, are opening opportunities to develop supplies.

The first method used to correct the Infinium I/II type bias was developed by our laboratory and is called peak-based correction (PBC) [ 3].

The possible binding sites thus detected are called peaks.