"performance peak" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a peak in performance; often referring to the highest level of performance achieved over a period of time. For example: "The athletes had a performance peak during the second half of the race".
Despite operating at the upper limits of flirtatiousness already, he says there may also be subtle shifts in their behavior—"how they talk and move when enticing a customer to buy a dance, and how they perform the dance itself".Women on the pill averaged $37 (and had no performance peak) versus $53 for women off-pill.
Murphy belongs to a class of contemporaries, like Don Mattingly and Fernando Valenzuela, who had a long-lasting effect despite a relatively short performance peak.
Main Outcome Measure: Motor performance: peak and integral of maximal isometric strength of leg extensors.
If choices are complementary (i.e. internal fit), or consistent, their combination corresponds to a performance peak in the landscape.
Our Openstack instances again show high performance (peak is almost 30k files/second) but with high variance.
Then, we used the model for a parametric study evaluating the influence of different operational and geometrical parameters (bridge aspect ratio, reactant flow rates, oxidant concentration) on the fuel cell performance (peak power density, fuel crossover, crossover current, power losses).
In both and cases, the separation performance peaks at the STFT frame size of 2048.
For RealData the performance peaks at 40 and degrades for longer filters, especially for the 8ch case.
In fact, performance peaks under the heightened activation that comes with moderate levels of anxiety.
In fact, performance peaks under the heightened activation that comes with moderate levels of stress.
KSEARCH performance peaks at k = 6 and greedy alignment rescoring always improves performance (Table 3).
