Sentence examples for peak push from inspiring English sources

Peak push and pull forces exceeded previously established psychophysical limits for all activities with the manual bed.

The ratio of the mean peak muscle force to the mean peak push force during the dispensing cycle was approximately 2.3, which is comparable to values observed in grasping tasks in the literature.

Moreover, dAPAs and dCPAs increased (p < 0.001), as did pCPAs (p < 0.001) and pAPAs (p < 0.05) when the peak push force was greater (30 BP), showing that the probability of finding a statistically significant difference is greater for APA duration than amplitude, unlike CPAs.

Their reward is an encore of Sun, an Ibiza anthem from the first echo-coated refrain, each dizzying peak pushing the atmospherics higher.

The opening is something Cometti can sense from decades spent as McAvaney's co-pilot on hundreds of football broadcasts but also by his colleague's cadence – sometimes wearied and flagging but with McAvaney, just as often a spittle-inducing parabola whose upward peak pushes the limits of human oxygen intake.

The CESR foot demonstrated increased energy storage during early stance, increased prosthetic foot peak push-off power and work, increased prosthetic limb center of mass (COM) push-off work and decreased intact limb COM collision work compared to CONV and PRES.

Results: In a series of 21 colonoscopies in 20 patients: peak pushing force = 4.4 kg, pulling force = –1.8 kg, anti-clockwise torque = 1.0 Newton meters, clockwise torque = 0.8 Newton meters.

Now he feels like a proper grown-up 1970s actor, at his peak and pushing 50, like Duvall and Hackman in their halcyon middle years of stardom.

Investors marked this week's third anniversary of the Nasdaq stockmarket's peak by pushing most markets to fresh lows some 50% or more below their levels in early 2000 (see chart 1).

Don't get us wrong, it's great to be forced to rely on your own horse sense to keep you out of a ditch, but that high horsepower peak encourages pushing the limits.

"Not all the little companies we feature are doing things right, but they are always doing things differently," says Tom. Look at Maxwell Technologies, profiled on page 66. "Maxwell's chief executive gives new meaning to the idea of peak performance, pushing his team to the limits at the office — or out of a plane at 20,000 feet".