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Figure 3 shows the same graph as Figure 2 but "zoomed-in" on the peak so that only a part of chromosome 6 is displayed.

To reduce the complexity of the maps, the monthly data were filtered to include only a few months prior to and after the seasonal peak so that periods with low endemic levels of Salmonella infections were not included.

But Mr. Montoro forecast that exports would pick up and unemployment would peak, so that 2013 should be "the last year of recession for our country".

It is worthwhile to note that SW ℓ2,1-SVD has a very slight spurious peak so that we can ignore it, especially for a higher confidence interval.

A local minimum is a trough and the following local maximum a peak, so that the period between trough and peak is an expansion, and from peak to trough a recession.

Figure 7d represents the emission spectra of white LEDs with three different contacts normalized with respect to the blue electroluminescence peak so that the enhancement of yellow fluorescence can be clearly seen.

The trick in performing it, he said, is to sort out the climaxes from the lesser peaks, so that the real ones stand out.

Whip the cream to soft peaks (so that it is about the same consistency as the curd) and fold the two together.

Mr. Salstein's achievement is less surprising but no less pleasing, and Jose Manuel Carreño takes his charm and naughtiness to new peaks so that his solo becomes — especially in the way Ms. Murphy watches it — one of the turning points in the drama.

We sought to determine whether a ridge connected these peaks so that populations founded by one mutant could reach the peak created by the other, avoiding the low-fitness "Valley-of-Death" between them.

Furthermore, the entire PC time series is fairly complicated with many peaks so that it is difficult to understand any peculiar features in the amplitude of the weekly cycle such as ridership reductions during major holidays.