Sentence examples for peak advantage from inspiring English sources

Our findings address the main two proposed reasons for null effects in the bilingual literature: use of single tasks and a "peak advantage" of bilingual young adults (Bialystok, Martin, & Viswanathan, 2005; Paap & Greenberg, 2013).

Two alternative accounts deserve some speculation: One draws on gradient models of attention to suggest that cueing advantages pertain only to the region of external space close to the cue (e.g., Downing & Pinker, 1985; LaBerge & Brown, 1989), with a peak of advantage at the cued location, and a smooth fall-off, or gradient, into the surrounding space.

While this approach would likely be fruitful, and would provide sequence information that would be far more useful than knowledge of TRF peaks, the advantage of the GC-TRFLP over sequencing approaches remains the issue of cost.

In summary, a computational model based on the behavior of the core polarity factors displays competitive behavior because a larger peak has advantages both in terms of reducing diffusional losses and improved recruitment and retention of factors from the cytoplasm.

A difference of 95 people -- less than the average plane load of American tourists -- may not seem like much, especially with off-peak having a seven-to-five advantage over peak in the number of months used for record keeping.

(F ) Larger peaks have an advantage in retaining Bem1-Cdc24 complexes.

(H ) Larger peaks have an advantage in retaining Cdc42.

(E ) Larger peaks have an advantage in recruiting Bem1-Cdc24 complexes.

He suggested that Sotheby's could capture a "sell-high-buy-low moment" by selling at a peak price while taking advantage of leasing prices that are still relatively low at some developments in the city where the auction house would be welcomed as a prime tenant.

Microsoft runs its cores at a slightly higher speed, but the maths works out to Sony having about a 40% peak potential graphics performance advantage.

Another advantage of peak shaving is that terminals' energy demand is more stable; this is especially important for container terminals in countries where grid operators cannot prepare the energy system for unexpected high energy peaks.