Sentence examples for peak of data from inspiring English sources
The DAQ system must be able to sustain a data transfer rate estimated to be the order of 15 MB/s and a high peak of data flow.
We used a Gaussian function because this is a robust method that uses all data points along a curve and not only those lying near the peak location, which is why Gaussian functions are frequently used to determine the peak of data sets that roughly follow an inverted U-shape, for example, the BOLD response (Kruggel and von Cramon 1999).
Occasionally however, they also wish to access additional resources to achieve short bursts of highly intensive computation in response to deadlines, or to manage peaks of data throughput.
This stage corresponds to the second peak of observed data in Tohoku and causes large slip amounts and may be related to the generation of the large tsunami.
When the concentration of mixture was reduced further, less than pmol level (10−14 mol), the glucose ion peak could not be identified, almost covered by the peak of matrix (data not shown).
Precisely, when the initial data decay near the maximum, we obtain the lower and upper bound estimates of the blowup time with a higher-order term of the peak of initial data.
The normal probability density function was calculated from the characteristics of the main peak of the data distribution.
The inclusion of peak discharge data of past, previously ungauged, flood events derived from tree-ring records has a significant and positive impact on the flood frequency assessment.
Hence, the resulting peak may consist of data points from several particles having different isotopic compositions.
The lower value of Pmax compared to PPcorr could possibly be explained by an early fatigue effect because the force-velocity test corresponds to peak velocity instead of data collected during the acceleration phase.
Hence, the single peaks of fitting data indicate that the C-B or C-N bonds do not exist in our h-BN/graphene system, compared with the reported results of BCN films [35, 36].
