Sentence examples for creating peak from inspiring English sources

"Employers are paying more attention to creating peak performance and that well sought-after work-life balance," she says.

Tony Hsieh believes that in the noisy world of advertising, what cuts through the clutter is creating peak experiences for his employees and customers such that Zappos becomes a magnet for mojo.

Default settings were employed in XCMS, with the exception of the width of overlapping m/ z slices used for creating peak density chromatograms and grouping peaks across samples (mzwid = 0.025), the bandwidth for the grouping performed after retention time correction (bw = 10 s), and the degree of smoothing for local polynomial regression fitting (span = 0.3).

From images taken by Clementine in 1994, it appears that four mountainous regions on the rim of Peary Crater at the Moon's north pole may remain illuminated for the entire lunar day, creating peaks of eternal light.

Increasing traffic volumes in the face of constrained resources has created peak congestion at specific locations and times in many areas of the world.

After the bio-reaction of AgNO3 in the GSH matrix, the created peak in 1705 cm−1 certified to the binding of ‒C = O for carboxylic acid, and the shift in the peak at 1632 cm−1 towards lower frequency compared to peak in 1705 cm−1 for GSH.

To create peak lists of the spectra, the BioTyper software was used as described above.

The following parameters were set to create peak lists: parent ions in the mass range 400 4,500, no grouping of MS/MS scans, and threshold at 1,000.

Also, the x-rays were not penetrating the disk well enough to provide enough intensity of the symmetrical transmission geometries (even at 110 and 200 A our peaks were very low intensity with rocking in the 110 A range required to create peak resolution).

ProteinLynx GlobalServer version 2.3 (Waters, MA, USA) was used to create peak list files.

She said data from Public Health England shows that high pollution levels create peaks in emergency hospitalisations and visits to GPs.