Sentence examples for historic maximum from inspiring English sources

Besides, we can highlight the stabilisation of the demand peak due to the economic crisis, being currently around 44 MW, and below 50 MW reaching a historic maximum in 2010 and 2012.

Studies of xylem transport in moderately tall trees now abound, but those of individuals close to historic maximum heights for a species, and of long distance transport in the phloem, are scarce.

This level takes into account some of the trend that is observed in historic data and is almost equal to the historic maximum that was reached in 1992.

The historic maximum test volume occurred in February 2008, when CVL tested 6,021 samples and clinical laboratories system-wide performed 2,901 rapid influenza tests, for a combined daily average of 308 tests.

He and colleagues reported in 2006 that if current fishing practices continue, all the world's major commercial stocks will have collapsed by 2048 — that is, they will be at 10percentt or less of their historic maximums.

Their findings indicate that stewardship coupled with a 30% area closure through the erection of a marine reserve would enable the stock to recover to a level midway between historic maxima and the contemporary minimum.

Volatilization rates from restrained specimens based upon normal surface area (NSA) were only 50% higher than our historic cumulative maximum flux plot (CMFP) for tungsten.

To reduce the burden on the forecaster, heat health warning systems used in some cities apply a model that uses historic data, SSC, maximum temperature, season, and day in sequence of a heat wave to predict excess mortality (Kalkstein et al. 1996).

Here, heat wave days were defined as days belonging to a period with ≥ 2 consecutive days exceeding the weather station specific historic 95th percentile of maximum temperature, as the 95th percentile has been shown to be a good choice to capture mortality effects in our study area (Tobías et al. 2010).

With President Bush and Congress, we raised the Pell Grant maximum to a historic $4,800 per student, providing added relief, especially in light of soaring tuition costs.

Conservation targets were set at 10%and30%0% of areas that continually held sea-surface temperatures less than 1 °C above maximum non-extreme historic temperatures (derived from satellite imagery from 1984 2009).