Sentence examples for peak dropped from inspiring English sources

"Which way down?" The peak dropped to rocks and wide bowls, stunted trees poking from a white face.

In Campora, the original linkage peak dropped from a LOD score of 7.52 to a LOD score of 6.82 when the rs3025039 genotypes were taken into account, to a LOD score of 6.35 in the case of the rs3025020 variant and to a LOD score of 6.47 in the case of rs25648.

Instead, prices plummeted after their July peak, dropping by more than $100 since the summer.

But Enron's shares have slid 92percentt from their peak, dropping its valuation to $5.2 billion, with a series of unwelcome disclosures in the last month -- including the admission that it has overstated profits by almost $600 million since 1997.

When two images are not similar, the peak drops significantly.

Prosper Consumer Confidence: Sentiment continues to decline from December's peak, dropping 2 points m/m to 50.1% who are confident/very confident in the economy in February.

Because these oscillations occur only intermittently around 1972, 1982, 1992 and 2002, when averaged over the entire period, the spectral peak drops below the 95%% significance level as seen in Fig. 2a.

We also note that the nonirradiated regions appear pale since the reflection peak drops when the content of EtOH increases above 60% (see both images Figure 5e g and reflection spectra in Figure 5i).

All of these hornlike and toothlike peaks drop precipitously to the east in the literal sense of the word, the easternmost more than 2600-3400 m vertically into the Owens River Valley.

With the increase of sulphur concentration and reaction time, pyrite FeS2 becomes the dominating materials while the intensity of iron oxide peaks drops dramatically.

Because of the swelling induced disorder, the intensity of the peaks drops to 10% in irradiated regions and vanishes for the nonirradiated regions.