The results illustrate that, across elevation zones, historical peak daily flows ⩾1-year return have a high frequency (>60%) of association with ROS.
In this paper, the authors address a classic question in evolutionary biology: if some distinct trait distribution of organisms is seen, how much of the pattern is due to the distribution of fitness peaks and historical contingency and how much is due to constraints like the set of developmentally reachable phenotypes.
In many ways, Philadelphia reached the peak of its historical relevance 225 years ago.
In Europe, local and regional government borrowing is expected to reach a historical peak of nearly €1.3tn (£1.1this yearyear.
In fact, when Roosevelt took office the unemployment rate was at its all-time historical peak, twenty-five per cent, and the entire American banking system had stopped functioning.
Because of an editing error, an article last Sunday about investing in the Tocqueville Gold fund misstated the historical peak for gold bullion prices, reached in January 1980.
In valuation terms, the U.S. stock market remains well off its historical peak, but other indicators are more favorable to the bubble thesis.
This tradition reached its first historical peak in the early middle ages, when a heretical Muslim sect terrorised both Muslim and Christian states in the near east for two centuries and gave English the word "assassin".
Correction: August 31, 2003, Sunday Because of an editing error, an article last Sunday about investing in the Tocqueville Gold fund misstated the historical peak for gold bullion prices, reached in January 1980.
