Sentence examples for make spike from inspiring English sources

At the end of the eighties, Burnett and Costello reunited to make "Spike," his last big-budget studio album, which, in addition to "Veronica," featured elaborate collaborations with an array of musical magi, such as the New Orleans pianist and arranger Allen Toussaint.

Prior models have employed rate-sensitive transduction functions and LIF functions to make spike timing predictions by calculating SAI membrane potential as a function of vibration frequency and magnitude (Freeman and Johnson, 1982a; 1982b; Kim et al., 2009; Kim et al., 2010).

If you shuffle them, you are very likely to make spike marks on the fragile putting surface.

"They'll want to make spiked drinks because it's cheap and it's an easier method for some".

Make spikes around his body.

And you'll know why if you ever get to try dishes such as the all American peanut butter and jelly sandwich, served with bread wrapped round a grape on a specially made spike.

Unfortunately, we do not have data from sufficiently close to the fovea to capture the 1 cone – 1 subunit – 1 RGC phenomenon suggested by the reviewers, because the size and density of cells and spikes near the fovea makes spike sorting very difficult.

When making spikes on back of your head, take another mirror and hold it behind you at an angle, so you can see your head from behind.

By 2015 the payments the city must make will spike dramatically a forecast that caused Moody's to downgrade its rating by three notches, to A3, last month.

The shortage of tankers is one sign of how strong demand and a lack of investment have left the oil industry's infrastructure stretched thin -- meaning that any hint of disruption in the system can help make prices spike.

A handful of possible explanations did little to make the spike in unemployment more tenable to investors though, as investors abandoned stocks and shifted toward the perceived safety of bonds and Treasuries.