Namely, the true-event waveform consists of separate peaked waves and must start with a positive peak due to the compression of the sensor material by collision.
Your energy peaked initially due to the large rush of sugar you dumped into your system, but then it dropped just as rapidly, leaving you feeling hungry, low, and craving more sweets. .
A similar picture was observed in other affected prefectures: after an initial high, activity concentrations in vegetable dropped quickly, but peaked again due to mushrooms and dried vegetables.
This model is based on Boussinesq's hydraulic groundwater theory formulated in terms of subsurface water storage, and results demonstrated that convergent hillslopes drain more slowly than divergent hillslope, yielding a bell-shaped hydrograph versus a highly peaked hydrograph due to a reduced flow domain near the outlet for convergent slopes (Troch et al., 2003).
There were also a large number of genes that peaked throughout the oocyst stages, OD0 and OD4, while fewer genes peaked at OD10, due to its similarity with OD4.
The annual number of new cases in England peaked in 1990 due to infections associated with blood products, then decreased after the introduction of blood screening [ 29].
Comparison of the dynamics of EGFP mRNA, PK2 mRNA and EGFP protein expression in the SCN showed that both EGFP and PK2 mRNA peaked at ZT4, although the peak of EGFP protein expression lagged 6 8 hours behind and peaked around ZT12, presumably due to some sort of delay in the protein translation process.
Daisy accelerated to the north, passing about 75 mile east of Hatteras, North Carolina; there, gusts peaked at 36 mph due to the storm's small size.
Six weeks later, on July 5, 2008, the song peaked at number thirty, due to the release of the song's music video.
On the issue dated 17 September 2010 of the Sverigetopplistan chart, the acoustic version of "Indestructible" debuted and peaked at number fifty-four due to strong digital downloads.
