Sentence examples for left a peak from inspiring English sources

From right to left, a peak in C6-C7 is followed by a peak in C5-C6, and then C4-C5.

Alternatively, leaving a peak unmatched results in a gap score of zero.

We need to specify how to score aligning P i to \documentclass[12pt]{minimal} \usepackage{amsmath} \usepackage{wasysym} \usepackage{amsfonts} \usepackage{amssymb} \usepackage{amsbsy} \usepackage{mathrsfs} \usepackage{upgreek} \setlength{\oddsidemargin}{-69pt} \begin{document} $P^_{j}$\end{documentt} P j + and how to score leaving a peak unaligned (i.e., a gap).

The plainest navy silk gown went past; in the back, the draping left a sensual peak of bare skin.

Raising the mixer will leave a standing peak with a drooping tip.

The mixture will become thicker and glossier until slowly lifting the whisk out of the mixture leaves a soft peak – a tapering curl of meringue, slightly droopy at its tip.

With this rescaling the distributions look much like those in the control case: The distribution is skewed left with a peak near (P_{mathrm{max}}) for low frequencies, and shifts to have a peak in the middle of the range for intermediate frequencies while spreading out.

When we inserted the TG80-HO-CA250 cassette at a second subtelomeric site, on chromosome V-R, this locus too displayed late S-phase association with Polε when uncleaved (Fig 1B, left), and a peak of Polε association in early S phase upon DSB formation (Fig 1B, right).

He said he had just left a resort, Peek'n Peak, about 90 miles southwest of Buffalo, where he said about half of the cars in the parking lot bore Ontario license plates.

This area is dominated by mountains and the mountains themselves are the result of a process of uplift and thrust which took place over a period of 20 million years and which has left a series of jagged peaks rising to heights of over 1500 meter above sea level (UAE Atlas 1993).

Wool and lead have left a heavy impression on the Peak District and both were in evidence walking up from the village of Abney on a wild morning.