Sentence examples for early spike from inspiring English sources
The 3-1 defeathatat halted Juventus' winning run in November was another early spike.
"It's beginning to look like fall in July," proclaimed Deadline Hollywood's Mike Fleming amid the critical hurrahs for Woody Allen's Blue Jasmine, which injected an early spike of awards season adrenaline into the post-blockbuster late-summer slump.
We bring our faces closer, as if approaching a mirror, but the feeling is more akin to being trapped in an early Spike Jonze movie or thrust into an unholy Vulcan mind meld.
That suggests an early spike in downloads fuelled by Maron's YouTube and social popularity not yet matched by player spending – the fact that many of his fans are children may be one factor in that.
The evidence so far is that Bing saw an early spike in usage, driven by tech-savvy users giving it a try, only to sink back a few days later as old habits returned.
The early spike was likely due to the number of enthusiasts and fans of the Apple brand who are quick to upgrade when new software comes out.
By contrast, both Bushes enjoyed early spikes in popularity -- the first after world events like the fall of the Berlin Wall, and the second for his response to the 9/11 attacks.
Researchers were uncertain, however, if the abrupt ice loss represented a long-term trend, but in 2016, as global warming pushed the planet toward the hottest January, February, March, April, and May in its history (according to NASA), Greenland also experienced a series of record early spikes in the melting of its ice sheets.
Early spikes in demand at peak times, such as the Easter weekend, meant up to one in three callers failed to get through.
The intraocular pressures fell to within 12 - 15 mm Hg with few early spikes.
This time window captures the second peak of the first spike histogram, likely reflecting the early spikes of visual input.
