Even though the model does not incorporate gamma oscillations or neuronal membrane properties, high values of phase locking also show a striking peak in peer predictability around the 20 ms range.
NEW JERSEY Pyramid Mountain doesn't look like much of a peak when you peer up at it from the side of Boonton Avenue, in Kinnelon.
EnerNOC and its peers practice "peak shaving"; they reduce systemic load at critical times by coordinating lower energy usage across their network, which in turn enables power companies to avoid using their most expensive generators.
Hundreds climb the peak each summer to peer inside the crater.
A look at the empirical reality over the last two decades clearly shows that manufacturing focused economies like Germany and South Korea have created vast wealth, while "new economy" America peers over the peak of a perilous mountain of public and private debt.
Adults with asymptomatic type 1 diabetes have reduced exercise capacity and lower stroke volume at peak exercise compared with nondiabetic peers, limitations that are strongly associated with diastolic dysfunction (6, 7) and reduced EDV during exercise (5, 6).
This means that although providers usually let the occasional slip-up go, users who exceed this limit regularly may have restricted usage at peak time and limited access to peer-to-peer sites such as Channel 4's OD.
GORENTAS, Turkey — Rostom, a Syrian refugee, stood near the peak of this hilltop village, peering through binoculars in hopes of catching a glimpse of troop movements across the Syrian border, which lay at the bottom of the valley floor below.
Eligible document types included reports by health services and peak bodies as well as peer-reviewed journal articles and books/book sections.
After what felt like ages I peered around under the peak of the Captain's cap.
