Sentence examples for drop peak from inspiring English sources

The average market drop, peak to trough of the previous six recessions, has been 37%.

(At Pitchfork, Jayson Greene writes that "the bone structures of these songs are closer to dance tracks — with builds, drops, peaks, and switch-ups — than the flourishes of traditional pop songwriting").

According to Fig. 4, the percentage drop of peak frequency and peak spectral ratio range from 40 60% and 30 70%, respectively, and generally increase with the PGA level.

The drop in peak height between the DNA reference trace and the cDNA trace at the modified nucleotide is reported as a percentage of the peak height in the genomic DNA reference trace.

Drawing up this living profile in Singapore and the subsequent incentives resulted in a drop of peak hour travel of between 7% and 13%, according to the company.

During the three years women stopped taking hormones, there was some suggestion that their breast cancer risk began to drop from peak levels, but the overall risk remained the same.

During the three years women stopped taking hormones, there was some suggestion that their breast cancer risk began to drop from peak levels, but the overall risk remained about the same.

I compared the percentage of drop, between peak and trough quarters over the last two downturns.

Fig. 4. (a) Calculated percentage drop of peak frequencies plotted against PGA at the six stations during the Tohoku main shock.

TRI is found to drop the peak temperature by close to 150 K for a luminous flame (optically thicker) and 25 100 K for a nonluminous flame (optically thinner).

The DSDs by volume were predominantly bimodal, and the smaller drop size peak appeared at 1 μm for most of the oil-in-water emulsions in our experiment.