Sentence examples for match the peak from inspiring English sources

Coincidental or not, that would match the peak reached in 2008.

Results demonstrate how PV systems can exploit the advantage provided by the weather of Bahrain to match the peak demand.

Generally, the Eurocode (ENV, 1995) wind load provisions match the peak response coefficients from the data set at all eave heights.

The alternate behaviours in electron affinity, bond length, and incremental binding energy with odd and even "n" match the peak pattern observed in the laser-induced mass spectra of CnP5− (n=1–7) and the results of experimental reactions.

This was ITV1's highest World Cup audience to date in terms of peak share, but it could not match the peak of 6.6 million viewers who saw England's group stage win over Tonga on September 28, when the audience was boosted by an evening kick off.

The maximum instantaneous power that can be produced by the system is 676 W, and it is possible to shift the time period that the system is producing power to match the peak demand period by adjusting the solar store volume.

It may make sense to call on staff to match the peaks and troughs of demand on hospitals with flexible, on-call contracts.

As soon as a computer is scheduling your people at 15-minute increments to match the peaks and valleys of customer demand, employees' desire to live a normal, predictable life becomes a barrier to profitability.

You think about round-robin strategies for web servers, content delivery networks like CloudFlare and Amazon's auto scale to match the peaks in traffic.

As expected, the emission peaks around 550, 650, and 750 nm for samples A, B, and C closely match the peaks in the transmittance spectra in Figure 3.

The preimmune control in some experiments contained a low amplitude signal that overlapped the g = 2.057 signal, but the background structure did not match the peak-to-trough positions of signals in the immunopurified CAO, nor was it present in other samples (see Figure 4C).