Sentence examples for much higher peaks from inspiring English sources

The present results indicate that under certain conditions, resonances of much higher peaks can be excited on elastically supported beams by moving trains at much lower speeds than those on simply supported beams.

This is going to mean two things: a much longer period of high prices, and much higher peaks when we actually do get to summer.

Subsequent to the discovery of intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells (ipRGC) in 2002, many investigations, including a new melatonin suppression study in humans, found action spectra for photoentrainment with much higher peaks—from 480 to 500 nm [ 13, 18].

Much higher peak concentrations were achieved in kidney; 7.23 ± 0.57 μg/g.

Often, epidemics begin with a low, steady rate of cases, followed by a sharp acceleration to a much higher peak.

The bad news is that the decline comes from a much higher peak – deaths hit 1.8 million in 2004, they say.

The modified electrode showed excellent catalytic activity presenting much higher peak currents than those measured on a bare EPPGE.

This modified electrode exhibited excellent catalytic activity in the electroreduction of methylglyoxal, showing much higher peak currents than those measured on an unmodified GCE.

The IC power supply now allows for current and voltage working modes with much higher peak voltages and currents and faster response time.

Unreinforced concrete tiles underwent extensive fragmentation at peak pressures <50 psi, while polyurea coated tiles could withstand <span class="lh">much higher peak pressures.

The TM012 cavity is predicted to have much higher peak fields than a π-mode elliptical cavity, but offers potential advantages from its simplified shape; it is essentially a circular waveguide with curved end plates.