Sentence examples for rise peak from inspiring English sources

There are, however, geological methods to chart the rise, peak and decline of oil field production.

JOSEPH L. MANKIEWICZ, the esteemed Hollywood director, screenwriter and producer, once said, "I think it can be said fairly that I've been in on the beginning, rise, peak, collapse and end of the talking picture".

Most successful teams rise, peak and then fall away, just as England's World Cup winners of 2003 did, or the Springbok team that succeeded them four years later.

Maximum rate of pressure rise, peak cylinder pressure and heat release rate were observed at various load conditions with varying ethanol substitutions.

These effects are then used to explain some outstanding experimental observations in terms of shock wave structure (arrival time, sloping rise, peak stress and oscillatory pulse duration).

What the authors found is six distinct and consecutive groupings of mammal species that shared a common rise, peak, and decline in their numbers.

Electricity use is up sharply this summer, but in a windowless room near Albany that is the nerve center of New York State's grid, controllers have noticed that something else is not rising: peak load.

Urban flood control is a crucial task, which commonly faces fast rising peak flows resulting from urbanization.

The gentle slope between 1 and 20 μL described the reagent line overlapping with the sample line, and the rising peak here was due to decreasing sample dispersion.

Closely inspecting Additional file 4: Figure S3d, HB3460 was the rising peak in the short arm of chromosome 11 which did not reach the threshold of P-value < 1 × 10−5.

Over the whole of the past century, however, production in individual fields has tended to follow a simple trajectory, despite rising prices and better technology: oil output rises, peaks, and then drops.