Sentence examples for possible peak from inspiring English sources

Genes give everyone a possible peak, but whether you reach that peak depends on a constellation of other factors.

Michael Dell, the company's chairman and chief executive, said he thought the sluggish PC market would begin to recover in the second half of this year, with a possible peak in buying in the second quarter of 2002.

The dependence of Asian countries on imported oil, a possible peak in commodity prices and some emerging political risk in Latin America are all things that investors are keeping an eye on.

These constraints limit possible peak regrowth and place a tight upper bound on the problem formulation.

The analysis reveals the lowest possible peak, given only the load's demand profile and the storage capacity.

The result of this calculation is a probability distribution that quantifies the whole range of possible peak loads and the probability of each interval.

Photoreceptors exemplify the principle of optimization, an idea, gaining ever wider traction among researchers, that certain key features of the natural world have been honed by evolution to the highest possible peaks of performance, the legal limits of what Newton, Maxwell, Pauli, Planck et Albert will allow.

Indeed, by exploiting several recent results on positive systems, we propose a novel and non-conservative approach formulated in terms of tractable finite-dimensional linear programs for designing a class of interval observers achieving their minimum possible peak-to-peak gain.

The main analytical characteristics of an IMIS (estimated detection limit (DL), linear dynamic range (LDR), speed of response) and a chromatographic column (separation power, degree of separation, a number of possible peaks at a chromatogram section, divided by analysis time) are determined.

In this study focusing on laboratory soil spectroscopy, we attempted to enhance the potential of CRS by taking into account all possible peaks as derived from CRS and relating their basic parameters, i.e. area, width and depth to soil properties employing the multiple linear regression (MLR) technique.

The set Ψ of possible peaks is hierarchically ordered.