Sentence examples for extending peak from inspiring English sources

Virgin has redesignated 75 trains a week as peak, as a result of extending peak hours by 35 minutes in the morning, and 28 minutes in the afternoon.

But given some rather more urgent priorities for the new UK government, there is unlikely to be immediate pressure to change the current rules - even though extending peak times means the operators will find it hard to duck the accusation that it is a very easy way to put up fares.

Some of the UK's biggest train operators are being accused of "astronomical" fare rises, as a result of extending peak-time hours.

Elongated basins with high bifurcations yield a low, but extended peak flow.

This eluent is able to completely separate the two components ("up to the base line") without extended peak broadening.

Up to 2.0 mg of precipitate has been run as a single sample with no detectable ill-effects such as poor combustion, double peaks or extended peak tailing during isotopic analysis.

The elongated basin of the Baragl subwatershed with high Rb value would yield a low, but extended peak flow and the rotund basin of Jamrar subwatershed with low Rb value would produce a squat peak discharge (Strahler 1964).

If the R b is low, the basin produces a sharp peak in discharge and if it is high, the basin yields low, but extended peak flow (Agarwal 1998).

The double epidemic can have a flat, extended peak and short tail compared to a single epidemic, and it may have more than one peak because of the latency so that claims of success may be premature.

We extended peaks from each genomic position that had an above background coverage so as to reach the maximum of the cumulative coverage, analogous to the cumulative score of a BLAST High-Scoring Segment Pair.

Peaks were clustered by first extending each peak region to a total length of 2000bp.