Sentence examples for represented peak from inspiring English sources

After first putting an image of the robot on Twitter, multiple people suggested its development represented "Peak SF" — i.e. the notion that local technologists will push the limits of what's possible, regardless of how ridiculous they might seem.

To assess kinase activities, Cdk was immunoprecipitated from fraction 26 of control and fraction 24 of DAP-treated cell lysate that represented peak levels of cyclin D1 or cyclin E and examined for Cdk4 or Cdk2 activities, respectively.

A fifth bin represented peaks found within divergent strand-switch regions, and a final bin represented a random selection of sites throughout the genome as a control.

It might not be for you if … The Crane Wife represents peak Decemberists in your opinion, and you don't care who says otherwise.

Landgraf suggested that the overcultivation of TV shows must lead to a weeding: "My sense is that 2016 or 2017 will represent peak TV in America, and then we will see a decline".

Jo-Anne Basile of the Cellular Communications Technology Association pointed out that these numbers represent peak radiation levels, while SAR levels fluctuate, depending on the user's location and the phone's battery status.

The heavy October 2013 and September 2014 rains represent peak periods of the monsoon in Yaounde.

We thus adopted a velocity of 0.01 m s−1 to represent peak friction during earthquakes.

The equity has also hurdled the 30 strike, which represents peak call open interest in the February and April options series.

By comparison, put activity has been pretty paltry with 13,616 contracts representing peak put open interest at the out-of-the-money June 7.50 strike.

The paper formally examines the assumption of normality to represent peak and large displacement interface shear strengths and the derived Coulomb strength parameters.