These misidentified decays produce an apparent dimuon invariant-mass peak close to the B0 mass value.
It eventually reaches a maximum called the Bragg peak close to the end of its trajectory.
The shower, which is caused by the Earth's passing through or close to dust trails of the comet Tempel-Tuttle, is expected to peak close to 2 a.m.
The need for an additional £15m overdraft in addition to the existing £200m facilities indicates that gross debt is likely to peak close to or above £200m.
This campaign of violence is often compared with the genocide in Rwanda, both because of its brutality and because it reached its peak close to the 10th anniversary of Rwanda's mass slaughter.
Uniform magnetization states increase in energy barrier with increasing size, whereby a flowering of the magnetization vectors at the grain edges further increases the structural stability up to a peak close to 20 nm (Fig. 4).
At PBO fractions greater than about 1%, the fluorescence spectra resemble that of 'bulk' PBO coagulates; but at lower PBO concentrations, the spectra show a sharper, blue-shifted peak, close to the 0-0 peak of dilute PBO/MSA.
The differential conductance spectrum taken at the free zigzag end of the 7-atom wide part of the junction (Fig. 3a, spectrum 6, position indicated in the inset) shows a peak close to zero bias (∼30 mV), similar to pure 7-GNRs16.
The low energy peak (close to 1 eV) of thermalised particles and the high energy tail (higher than 2 3 eV) of the energy distribution of species like Ar+, O+, O2+, as well as Ti+ and TiO+, depend strongly on the variation of the total pressure.
Expected artificial perturbations can first be seen as a peak close to the 30-Hz frequency in Figure 1.
Although the DOA estimates obtained from the MT-BCS altorithm are approximately accurate, there exists a spurious peak close to the true DOA peaks.
