Sentence examples for covered peak from inspiring English sources

Top-level players seem to modulate their activity pattern during matches in a hot and humid environment (ie, less high-intensity but more low-intensity running and successful passes) to preserve the global match characteristics (ie, similar actual playing time, total distance covered, peak running speed and goals scored).

These findings suggest that top-level players modulate their activity pattern during matches in a hot and humid environment (ie, less high-intensity running but more low intensity and successful passes) to preserve the global match characteristics (ie, similar actual playing time, total distance covered, peak running speed and goals scored).

Known as the cidade maravilhosa, the "marvellous city" stretches between rain-forest covered peaks and white-sand beaches, with a wild mix of architecture – from beaux-arts theatres to art-deco apartment buildings – scattered along its buzzing tree-lined streets.

More than a remake, the Anniversary Edition offers new gameplay based on the original game, letting you guide Lara from the snow covered peaks of Peru to the temples of Greece and to the lost valley of Egypt, where you'll head into mysterious crypts and race through jungles battling a variety of animal and supernatural enemies.

Fans of the deep house dreamboat will be able to catch him from the eastern ports of Montreal to the snow covered peaks of Denver, Colorado, and everywhere in between.

CSP offers storage of electricity for up to three hours after the sun has set, which covers peak demand times.

The report also states that the National Grid has been given the go-ahead by the government to pursue emergency measures to cover peak demand and prevent blackouts.

At 1.30pm, the National Grid, anticipating a shortfall for later that day, issued its NISM calling for additional generation of 500MW to be offered to cover peak demand between 4.30 and 6.30pm that evening.

National Grid has called on electricity suppliers to declare how much spare capacity they could muster to cover peak times either side of Christmas – highlighting the possibility of power shortages this winter.

"And the downside of that is if they let the industry adopt other mechanisms, such as building more conventional gas power plants to cover peak hours, and then storage will be squeezed out of the market, not just now but for years".

Utilities have to manage distribution and availability to ensure they can cover peak demand.