Sentence examples for energetic peak from inspiring English sources

In "Get Happy," which has lately been a great, energetic peak of Mr. Mehldau's performances with his own trio, he let his notes sound dry and unaffected; they fell like petals.

The first corresponds to a common energetic peak, whereas the other three to different patterns of average energetic conditions.

Increase of the operating pressure to 750 mPa results in the depletion of intensity and energy of the energetic peak.

With the help of GC/MS, 19F NMR and ESI-HRMS analyses, we assume that this highly energetic peak around 200 °C, which is dependant upon the lithium content, is mainly related to electrochemical reduction of FSI− anion.

For periods above 2 s, seismic noise spectra everywhere on Earth contain a broad, highly energetic peak called the 'secondary micro-seismic peak.' This peak results from pressure variations on the sea bottom induced by interferences of oceanic waves traveling in opposite directions (Longuet-Higgins 1950).

Energetic peaks in the water level spectrum at 26, 35, and 67 min are shown to correspond to possible edge waves on the local shelf.

So try to learn to appreciate steadiness rather than being on a rollercoaster of energetic peaks and valleys. 5. Read all labels but don't believe what we read.

This theory states that visual speech cues predict when in the auditory signal energetic peaks will occur, which are particularly beneficial when processing speech in noise.

From an energetic point of view, an increase in elastic load is best dealt with by breathing at a rapid rate and small tidal volume, because the smaller peak pressure required for a smaller tidal volume minimizes the PTI [ 35].

The first, more energetic signal peaks around the year 2000, while the second, less energetic signal peaks near 1982.

Chen et al. (2008) showed that energetic electron fluxes peak at sites of compressed density within islands.