Sentence examples for looking spikes from inspiring English sources

Wend your way on flimsy looking spikes which flex unnervingly as you spiral ever higher around the the 72m-high Karri pine in Western Australia.

Using a clay pot gives the finished product a more realistic look, but see the link below for alternate instructions on Flickr which include a crocheted pot! Stitch or glue eyes and mouth to your cactus to make it into a funny conversation piece... Use cotton string instead of yarn for thinner, more realistic looking spikes.

In the past, surveillance meant looking for spikes in purchases of cold medicine at the pharmacy.

And instead of looking for spikes of failure, they looked at trends in performance.

Meanwhile, Yachty has become the go-to hip-hop artist for pop stars looking to spike a single with innocent fun and zany swagger.

The instructors' approach is an unexpected lesson in soul searching and self-discovery, geared to advanced clowns, performers of all types and members of the public looking to spike their creative life.

And that number is looking to spike again, now that they've gone mobile.

Once the detail function is obtained we look for spikes on it, if no spikes are present one can refine the analysis by performing the next decomposition level (i.e. decomposing the first level detail function into additional approximation and detail functions, and so on).

This is how it currently looks (the spikes are weekends, when the most intense campaigning takes place):The dotted green line on the chart shows the target for cumulative contacts, the solid green one the actual number.

To investigate this, we select a random set of nodes in the network of equal size to that of the boundary node set and look for spikes in the volume of communication in this random set.

But how?! Ordinarily, spectral analysis gear would split the light striking an object into specific wavelength ranges and look for spikes here and there that indicate the presence or absence of certain substances or elements.