The phrase "peak meeting" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion
It could be used to refer to a meeting that occurs at the highest point of a schedule or agenda, but clarity may be lacking.
Example: "The peak meeting of the conference will address the most critical issues facing our industry."
Alternatives: "key meeting" or "main meeting"
Peaks meeting user-defined criteria are automatically extracted to a text file; this file is used to generate an instrument control script to automate acquisition of the fragmentation spectra in the second instrument.
So meeting peak loads requires the heavy expense of building many "peakers," plants that run only a few hours each year, when demand is highest.
For example, our results could help to optimize the economy of energy producers/distributors value chain, also acting as an efficient tool for meeting peak electrical energy demands and creating a new market for telecom data usage.
For a variety of reasons, including the ease with which the leases can be cancelled by the lessor and the lack of "ownership" of the aircraft, wet leasing has been ruled out except for short-term acquisition of aircraft that would be employed in meeting peak demand-type services as outlined elsewhere in this business plan.
These huge peaks are also the meeting point for three of the world's great religions: Islam in the west, Hinduism to the south and Tibetan Buddhism to the north.
The chorus of complaints — from children who could not sleep, from locals who stumbled upon nudity — reached a peak at public meetings last spring and summer.
The new rules also ban out-of-town cars in much of the city during peak hours.During meetings of Beijing's district and city-level legislatures in January, a frenzy of calls by party-picked delegates demanded tighter population controls.
From the harsh, naturalistic dialogue — which reaches a peak during a neighborhood meeting to discuss retaliation against a pedophile — and Adam Arkapaw's grimy, greasy visuals, a mood emerges that's thick with cigarette smoke and childhood damage.
Whatever their transport, they can be found in abundance among the peaks that tower over meeting places like the Aspen Center for Physics in the Elk Mountains of Colorado or in the Centre de Physique in the Chamonix Valley of the French Alps.
The last tip does mean of course that serial decision-makers will have to drink water constantly, while avoiding running to the loo until a decision has been made or the pain of holding themselves in check (without betraying their peak bladder condition to meeting-mates) becomes too much to bear.
