Wayward Pines sees Night consciously recall not only Twin Peaks (cited by Crouch as a major influence on the original novel), but also One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, Lost, The X-Files, Les Revenants and The Truman Show in its anachronistic world, which drifts between the 1950s, 1980s and beyond.
The FTIR peaks cited in the supplemental tables were determined using the Quick Peaks routine in OriginPro with the settings of local maximum at 0% threshold height, no baseline, and area at Y = 0.
In an e-mail to Mr. Scott, Sarah Tabb, an associate brand manager for Gold Peak Tea, cited Section 6B of the contest rules which states that finalists were prohibited from obtaining votes by "offering prizes or other inducements to members of the public, vote farming, or any other activity that artificially inflates such finalists votes as determined by sponsor in its sole discretion".
The first peak, as cited previously, corresponds to the first electronic transition, from electron (E1) to the heavy hole (HH1).
The media group ran a press ad claiming it offered the fastest broadband speeds in peak time, citing Ofcom research comparing it with rivals BT, Plusnet and EE on a 38Mb connection.
The study of dual task interference has gained increasing attention in the literature for the past 35 years, with six MEDLINE citations in 1979 growing to 351 citations indexed in 2014 and a peak of 454 cited papers in 2013.
The President went on to compare Tumblr founder David Karp to NBA superstar LeBron James, making the point that people who achieve peak success — the President cited Microsoft founder Bill Gates and Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg — are rare.
By 2004, Britons had begun drinking almost three times as much alcohol as they had in the 1950s (a period cited as "Peak Booze"), while the UK frequently comes out top in surveys of the world's heaviest drinkers.
A spokeswoman for Nielsen Media Research pointed to a study the company released last year that cited the peak hours for DVR playback.
The figure commonly cited as the peak is 27 percent in the mid-1970s, but Armour said that percentage included dark-skinned players from Latin American countries.
