Sentence examples for maxima during the from inspiring English sources
The diurnal variation of the vTEC presents multiple maxima during the equinox from 2005 to 2008 and during the summer solstice from 2006 to 2012.
The seasonality of flooding varies greatly from maxima during the cool season on the West Coast, warm season in the desert Southwest, and early spring in the Southeast.
Based on the real application of beacon localization for rescue operations, an abstraction of the task was developed which simulates the basic concepts involved, i.e. the estimation of local maxima during the exploration of a 1D data topography.
The observation of repeated aU maxima during the last three glacial periods in the absence of concurrent increases in organic carbon fluxes provides evidence that respired carbon storage in the deep Pacific Ocean has been a recurrent feature of at least the last three ice ages.
The ionospheric F-region peak electron densities observed during high and medium solar activity show seasonal variations with maxima close to the equinox periods, whereas during the low solar activity the maxima during the equinox periods is absent.
During the past 1000 years, of particular interest were the Medieval Warming Period (high solar activity), the Maunder Minimum, (minimal solar activity) and the sharp multi-decadal increase in solar maxima during the first half of the 20th Century.
The WRBP was maximum during the rota-tilling operation, followed by transportation and rota-puddling.
It then varied inversely with the sunspot number and reached a maximum during the solar minimum.
In the Sierra, rains reach a maximum during the equinoxes; there is a long dry season from June to September and a shorter one (the veranillo) from December through January.
Forest degradation of the mountains started rather late during the Argaric period, and reached its maximum during the Roman occupation.
"Equity prices have been unusually resilient in this episode," he said, "rising by an amount near the maximum during the first nine months of significant tightenings over the period studied".
