Sentence examples for material peaked from inspiring English sources
When the temperature was 800 °C, the surface area of the material peaked (3269 m2/g), and the specific capacitance was 204 F/g.
COE was highest when modelling single WEC in comparison to multiples, as well as when using 2004 initial costs in comparison to 2008 costs (at which time price of materials peaked).
Trafficking in Romania, he says, has tapered to almost nothing.Russia and other countries have greatly tightened control over radiological materials since thefts peaked in the early post- Soviet years.
The vast majority of homes made of plant material are rectangular, low (one-story) houses with a peaked roof and are often built on low stilts.
In the run-up to the crisis China's appetite for raw materials seemed insatiable and shipping rates soared: the BDI peaked in May 2008 at 11,793, more than 20 times its current value.
Tip accumulation of Myosin 1E increased as the lamellipodia moved forward in the contractile spreading phase and peaked at the end of active spreading (supplementary material Movie 1; Fig. 1H,I white arrows).
Namely, the true-event waveform consists of separate peaked waves and must start with a positive peak due to the compression of the sensor material by collision.
An extinction of Boswellia would put an end to a millennia-old trade in the aromatic resin, which peaked under the Roman Empire and still provides materials for the perfume and aromatherapy industries today.
The density of cells expressing Myb peaked at ∼E16.5 and began to decline by E17.5 (supplementary material Fig. S1) and was completely absent by early postnatal life (data not shown).
Semi-quantitative polymerase chain reaction confirmed that the transcript abundance of these genes in the C4 tissues varied diurnally and peaked during the light phase (supplementary fig. S2, Supplementary Material online).
A study published by UCLA showed that women's stress hormones peaked during the times they were dealing with their possessions and material goods.
