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Baltimore shares fell 4.5p to 36.5p on news of the sale - a far cry from the £13.50 peak scaled in March 2000.

Here, b l is the peak scaling function and w(n) represents the aligned pulse cancellation function at the position l.

Results of the simulations are presented in graphs of peak scaled positive and negative phase impulse, measured at locations near to ground level on the building facades, plotted against scaled distance along the centreline of the city street.

In addition to these two parameters this paper studies the F2-peak scale height.

That will be true of other emerging markets as well, as their growth rates similarly fall from the exceptional peaks scaled at the end of the last decade.

And the fact that they won the Double was almost exclusively down to the almost superhuman peaks scaled by Peter Schmeichel and Eric Cantona in the final three months of the season.

As a scholar, he teases out how perceptions of mountains have changed over the past three centuries, and he seasons his text with personal memories of peaks scaled and chilblains earned.Mr Macfarlane argues that we owe these changes in cultural attitude to the protagonists of the Sublime Burke, Addison and Rousseau to the leading Romantic poets and to such artists as Turner, Friedrich and Ruskin.

With the world explored from pole to pole, with its highest peaks scaled and its depths plumbed, the heroic age of adventure may be over.

The integrated streamwise vorticity modulus was found to be correlated with peak large scale turbulent mixing noise reduction, though optimal overall sound pressure level reductions did not necessarily follow due to the shock/fine scale mixing noise sources.

Take in the spectacular view of the desert floor from Dante's Peak or scale 11,043-foot Telescope Peak.

My difficult entrances loomed like a series of mountain peaks to scale.