Sentence examples for peak attendance from inspiring English sources

We determined the number of Sahwira educators to enroll by counting the number of men attending beer halls at peak attendance periods over a 1 month period, averaging the figures, and calculating how many peer educators would represent 20% of the peak patronage at each beer hall.

MOMA'S SUMMER HOURS   In the New York museum world, summer is a season of peak attendance, a time to capitalize on as much tourist traffic as possible.

The numbers confirmed the Modern's lowered expectations for the Queens museum, which was expected to draw considerably fewer visitors than the West 53rd Street museum in Manhattan, which in 1998-99 reached a peak attendance of 1.8 million.

This was on a par with blockbuster museum shows like the Museum of Modern Art's 1998 Pollock retrospective, which drew just under 8,000 visitors on the day of peak attendance, the 1999 Brooklyn Museum of Art's "Sensation" show, which drew 9,000 to 10,000 people on opening day, and the Armani retrospective last year at the Guggenheim, where about 6,000 visitors showed up on Saturdays.

At the 18 parks analyzed that didn't experience climate change, only three showed shifts in peak attendance.

Friday's official peak attendance was at 65,922, below the Bureau of Land Management cap of 68,000 and the projected 70,000 attendance for this year.

Attendance at outpatient dispensaries increased over a 2-week period, and at the peak daily attendance increased 65% from 6,052 to 9,966 (23 ).

Interest had waned from a season peak in attendance recorded in 2001.

The current underground scene in NYC doesn't even peak with attendance until 4AM.

Since 1986 this peak in attendance has decreased in both genders.

In comparison, Hoover and Clark Magnet high schools hit five-year peaks, with attendance of 203 and 172 students, respectively, while Daily added 10 students from last year to reach 32, and Crescenta Valley High remained steady with 149 students.