"height of the peak" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate the height of a mountain peak, for example: "The height of the peak of Mount Everest is 8,848 meters."
This involved registering the upper and lower limits to each Nas layer observed, the height of the peak and the sodium concentration at each of these three points.
The different theoretical models related with storm wave characterization focus on determining the significant wave height of the peak storm, the mean period and, usually assuming a triangle storm shape, their duration.
When the implant dose was low, the height of the peak was reduced by rapid thermal annealing at 400 600 °C and the symmetry of the spectra was recovered.
Coalescence increased the "width" of the peaks (i.e. the estimate of the variability of the mass transfer coefficient) and the height of the peak (i.e. amount of time that a mass transfer coefficient of a given value is maintained).
The shape and the height of the peak depends on the size of the cation, its concentration, the thickness of the titania film and the nature of the counter ion and the corresponding pH.
The selected parameters are the critical frequency of the F2 layer, foF2, the height of the peak electron density, hmF2, the thickness and shape parameters of the F2 layer, B0 and B1, and the integrated total electron content (ITEC).
Surrounded by 22 peaks exceeding elevations of 10,000 feet (3,000 metres), the permanently snow-clad mountain rises to 12,316 feet (3,754 metres); a landslide in 1991 decreased the height of the peak by some 30 feet (10 metres).
The mass of mercury is calculated comparing the height of the peak of the samples with the height of the peak from the standard.
The magnitude, or strength, of the onset is related to the height of the peak.
The height of the peak to the right of Ninoike pond is about 100 m.
The height of the peak is proportional to the intensity of sintering.
