Sentence examples for records peak from inspiring English sources

YOS has been DJing since 1999 and producing since 2006, building a name for himself in Detroit's dance community with releases on Nervous Records, Ultra Records, Peak Hour, and his own imprint Slur Records.

The OOT-related mtDNA haplogroups (as of published records) peak in the Philippines and eastern ISEA, but are almost absent from MSEA (except the basal D5), Melanesia, Polynesia, and Australia (Additional file 12 ): this migration might thus have ended in eastern Indonesia and not proceeded eastward as hypothesized [ 28 ] (see below).

After a record peak in 1960, sunspot cycles took a sharp drop.

Its record peak was in 1910, when an eight-metre rise caused the catastrophic 'Great Flood of Paris'.

Its electrical load was 10,188 megawatts this afternoon, much lower than its record peak load of 11,850 megawatts in July 1999.

The National Weather Service recorded peak gusts of 49 miles per hour in Manhattan and 52 m.p.h. in Newark early Wednesday afternoon.

Consolidated Edison set a record peak of 12,207 megawatts, and reported only scattered and brief power failures affecting 7,000 customers in Queens and 2,100 in the Bronx.

It allows us to keep things simple and focus our energy on mobile innovation, which has been a big factor in our record peak trading," he said.

2014 was a very difficult year for the Jewish community, with antisemitic incidents reaching a record peak of more than 1,100.

Annual net immigration to Britain rose to 333,000 in 2015, just 3,000 below its record peak, confirming the UK as a country of mass immigration, figures from the Office for National Statistics show.

In October 2014, just 18 months after launching its Australian edition, The Guardian reached a record peak of 2.1m Australians and ranked as the 6th most popular online news brand.