Sentence examples for peak patronage from inspiring English sources

The spatial temporal sampling frame was constructed such that 70% of recruitment events took place during peak patronage periods (Friday evenings, Saturdays and Sundays) and 30% during slow to moderate periods (weekday evenings).

We determined the number of Sahwira educators to enroll by counting the number of men attending beer halls at peak attendance periods over a 1 month period, averaging the figures, and calculating how many peer educators would represent 20% of the peak patronage at each beer hall.

Telugu was a popular literary medium, reaching its peak under the patronage of Krishnadevaraya.

With significant increases in patronage, particularly during peak time, crowding itself is the significant determinant of extended dwell times.

"The prime minister has complete patronage.

This poetry reached its peak of creativity about 1240 80 under the patronage and with the direct participation of Alfonso X, although his father had begun to receive musicians and performers (trovadores and jograis) before this period.

One of Pick's responsibilities was to increase passenger numbers, and he believed that the best way to do so was by encouraging increased patronage of the company's services outside peak hours.

Open image in new window Fig. 7 Plan view of the simulation as applied to the concept interior where Peak Doors have been applied and there is a heavy patronage.

A son of Haitian and Puerto Rican parents in Brooklyn drops out of high school in the tenth grade, is kicked out of his home, knocks around the city doing graffiti, attracts art-world notice and patronage, makes paintings and drawings, lives recklessly, passes his creative peak before his twenty-third birthday, and dies of a heroin overdose, at twenty-seven, in 1988.

Illumination reached a peak in the region in the decades after 1400, mainly due to the patronage of Burgundian and House of Valois-Anjou dukes such as Philip the Bold, Louis I of Anjou and Jean, Duke of Berry.

The King became known for his library and his patronage of foreign scholars; during his reign Latin literature in Hungary reached its peak in Janus Pannonius, who had been educated in Italy.