Sentence examples for return peak from inspiring English sources

The historical association between peak daily flows and ROS is highest within the transient rain and snow elevation band (350 1100 m), with 80% and 100% of ⩾1 and ⩾5-year return peak flows associated with ROS, respectively.

The optimal combination achieved a peak efficiency exceeding 0.79, which represents a massive enhancement over more simplistic, but commonly accepted, geometries that returned peak efficiencies of approximately 0.30.

T50 represents the time taken for the dopamine concentration to return from peak amplitude to 50% of peak value.

In New Zealand, the song debuted at No. 39 before falling out of the top forty the following week, only to return and peak at No. 16.

Continued budgetary problems in 2009 caused BART to cancel the expanded non-peak service and return off-peak headways to 20 minutes on all lines in September 2009.

Mr. Rubenstein said the industry could return to peak levels by then.

The only risk of a return to peak egg vilification is posed by the rise in veganism.

"It is in his best interest to give him time to return to peak fitness later in the year".

Should he return to peak form, he should not have any problem winning the Native Diver, a race with a modest $100,000 purse.

This morning, Barclays upgraded shares of Ford from equal weight to overweight as the firm believes margins will return to peak level very soon.

"Increasing product development costs will make it extremely difficult for EA to return to peak operating margin levels they reached in fiscal 2004," the Prudential analyst said.