Sentence examples for pattern of peaks from inspiring English sources
He showed how a diffusing chemical could spontaneously self-organize to give a periodic pattern of peaks and troughs.
But the C.I.A. and the State Department said that while the activity was high, they judged it as within the pattern of peaks and valleys that had occurred over the previous year.
So Parman plotted the abundance of helium ratios and found a pattern of peaks that matched the pattern that Condie had found in zircon ages.
In these conditions, the cluster-crossing curve for s i ≤ s actual follows a pattern of peaks and valleys (with a number equal to s i ).
There is no mismatch in the pattern of peaks for a, b and d in Fig. 3, so no other phase formation was found.
We observe that the histograms after single compression at each frequency approximately follow a generalized Gaussian distribution, whereas double JPEG compression changes this distribution: when QF2 > QF1, the histogram after double compression exhibits periodically missing values, whereas when QF2 < QF1, the histogram exhibits a periodic pattern of peaks and valleys.
(The pattern of peak moods on days off held for countries where Saturday and Sunday are not the weekend).
Meanwhile the Department of Trade and Industry has banned coal exports, except under licence, until further notice and British Rail has announced that a full pattern of peak and off-peak electric suburban and local train services will be restored in England and Scotland from Monday.
This change in pattern of peak vis-à-vis nonpeak demand can be observed either at transmission and/or distribution level.
In addition, the pattern of peak widths and shapes is nearly unchanged, which indicates it should be the CdS/CdTe core/shell structure rather than the CdTexS1-x alloyed structure.
These maps were defined as regions of connected voxels displaying a strong correlation to the pattern of stimulation across the digit surface, and a reversed pattern of peak correlations when the stimulation direction was reversed.
