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Discover Ludwig"peaks around" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means the highest or maximum point of something, often in a range or fluctuation. Example: "The stock market peaks around the holiday season, as consumers are more likely to spend money during this time."
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Distribution of sequence identity around breakpoints has two distinct peaks (around 0 and 15 bp).
Indeed, income in the United States peaks around age 55 for men, Dr. Buss said.
"We will see peaks around the north-west, where people are worried about fracking".
"In the [2C] scenario, oil demand peaks around 2020," found the report.
Alas, Dr. Gopnik said, this trait peaks around 4 or 5.
Once an avid world traveler and mountain climber, the elder Farrar had tackled the smaller peaks around Mount Everest.
This came as something of a surprise, for Everest does not appear to stand above the peaks around it.
Volatility often peaks around the time markets change directions, and that may have been true in 2002.
There were three peaks around 340, 415, and 520 nm.
Sharp, regularly occurring peaks around midnight were suggestive of clandestine industrial activity.
Photoconductivity excitation spectra show two clear peaks around 0.7 and 1.2 eV.
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