Sentence examples for peaked generation from inspiring English sources

Measles also has a more peaked generation time distribution, so that generations of infection are more distinct, and to make the contrast with the influenza estimates yet greater, I also use demographic data on household size chosen from the national census in 1961, when household sizes were greater than they are now.

Of course, getting in a lather about a band that peaked a generation ago may sound less than normal, but it is understandable.

Internal mixing currents, a non-uniform stack current distribution, and sharply peaked heat generation near the tabs, are predicted.

ERK phosphorylation during PCMO generation peaked on day 3 4 of culture and this increase coincided with peak mitotic activity [ 2].

An earlier version of this post, relying on a chart from the California Independent System Operator, misstated the time at which solar power generation peaked in California on Aug. 14.

Carbon dioxide emissions from domestic power generation peaked in 2007 and have declined four out of the six years since, the agency said.

At delivery, thrombin generation peaked and then dropped off by 8 weeks post-partum.

In controls, CTIP2+ neuron generation peaked at day 34, followed by SATB2+ neurons at day 40 (Fig. 5A D), exhibiting a biologically accurate temporal order.

So here's the stimulus calculated as a percentage of the CBO estimate of potential GDP: So next time someone goes on about how we had this huge stimulus that failed, you can tell him that the "huge" stimulus — in response to the worst financial crisis in three generations — peaked at a whopping 1.6 percent of GDP, and was effectively gone in a bit over two years.

But I also see a generation that peaked during a time of volunteerism and improvisation, now trying to keep pace and stay relevant in a time of professionalism, mass communications, advanced technology and cost efficiency.

The simulations suggest that the generation of "peaked" spectra is possible to an accurate degree, with an overall standard deviation error of less than 2% over a designated "test zone".