Accordingly, the average mesopore size is smaller for SiliaCat Pd0, but the size distribution is in either case peaked, pointing to negligible populations of smaller and larger pores.
Equation (3) can also be used to test the stability of single-peaked fixed points.
In our numerical simulations, we found that these single-peaked fixed points always exist given the optimal weights, but all cells eventually become active when (A=625mbox{ m}^{2}) given Hebbian weights [10].
This indicates that any single-peaked fixed point proportional to an embedded activity bump is stable.
But the second-ranked player's racket head speed peaked before the point of impact, meaning the trajectory of his swing was less than ideal (the angle of his swing was at a much greater tangent to the path of the ball than was the swing of the top-ranked player).
The expression of spoIVB and the spoVA operon was induced after the onset of high expression of sigG, and peaked at time points D and E (around 4- to 16-fold higher than that at time point A).
Over the coming days memorable food experiences peaked like trig points along our route.
The highest levels of [ΣTyr] always peaked at time points occurring near to or just beyond the half-lives of Phe, and within a relatively narrow percentage of [ΣTyr]/[Phe]o, typically between 12% and 18% (Figure 8).
The difference in c-binary (which is the average of the differences in sensitivity and specificity) peaked at two points before approaching zero as the mean risk increased.
In the meantime, correlations in fertility between parents and children reached their maximum roughly around the time that the proportion of (HH) individuals and (LL) individuals was balanced variance peaked at this point.
"Why can't I watch it somewhere else?" His frustration on this point peaked in the summer of 2002 while his beloved hometown San Francisco Giants were in a pennant race.
