Sentence examples for familiar peak from inspiring English sources
It's a familiar peak for Mexico, who previously won the biennial competition in 1993, 1996, 1998, 2003, 2009 and 2011.
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In addition, Fig. 4 shows that experiment 2 replicated the systematic peaks and troughs of gaze similarity across the entire film clip, including the familiar peak of gaze similarity at the end of the clip (previously shown in Fig. 2c) when the walking couple kiss.
His hero stands at the end of a long line of fictional protagonists -- from the weight-and-youth-obsessed, pill-popping stars of Jacqueline Susann's "Valley of the Dolls" to their shoe-shopping sisters in "Sex and the City" -- and his buoyant zeitgeist vehicle scuds gaily along the familiar peaks and valleys already mapped by chick lit.
Nearing his 39th birthday, he won only the familiar Pikes Peak Ascent, with a time 22 minutes behind his own record, and placed 33rd at another mountain race.
We follow the Adamses, who were vocal opponents of slavery, as they walk below the familiar triangular peak of the north portico and through the front doors -- the first presidential couple to occupy that historic building.
LaVesha Tiger-Williams, a youth services coordinator for the Chicago Police Department, has been training parents for this duty for 15 years and is familiar with peaks and valleys of community involvement.
These kinetic processes give rise to familiar chromatographic peaks, which represent component concentration in the mobile phase observed at the end of the column as a function of elution time.
A topographical difference distribution of the iGBR peak (familiar minus unfamiliar) is depicted in Figure 3B.
Elsewhere, we spot peaks familiar to National Hunt racing historians, such as Arkle and Foinavon.
In addition to weather forecasts, communications has added a new layer of safety to climbing both familiar and unclimbed peaks.
