Sentence examples for peak passage from inspiring English sources

Whereas historically peak passage of fall Chinook salmon subyearlings through the lower Snake River in eastern Washington was in June (Mains and Smith 1964), the peak passage of fall Chinook salmon through this river reach is now observed from early to mid-July (Connor et al. 2002; Smith et al. 2003).

— The course follows old Ute tribe trails 20 miles up, down and around Pikes Peak, a narrow, gravelly passage rising 7,815 feet to crest 14,110 feet above sea level.

The intensity of this peak decreases with the passage of time eventually reaching the baseline indicating the complete degradation after about 5 h [141].

However, after an event onset, it should be possible to model the CME, the shock, and the acceleration and transport of particles sufficiently well to predict the peak intensity at shock passage and the event fluence".

Other workers have used a similar measurement of the percentage recovery of the contrast concentration curve from the peak value observed during passage of the bolus.

Therefore, the dispersal distance of any ingested seed will only increase with time up to 2 4 days (i.e. before the peak of the gut-passage curve).

His words are piquant enough, but it is Delaunay's painting – fragile, blithe and modest, bowling fluidly along through graceful peaks and sunlit passages – that really takes the mind on its journey.

Interestingly, hMSCs presented a higher coefficient of variation in G0/G1 and G2/M peaks at advanced passages in culture, suggesting the presence of abnormal cells with a DNA content not equal to 2N or 4N (aneuploid); hTERT-MSCs maintained coefficients similar to hMSCs at early passages.