Sentence examples for series peak from inspiring English sources

Both series peak in late 2010 and decline thereafter.

At that point, Scanlan was 30, and she didn't get her first professional job until she was 34, playing a midwife in the TV series Peak Practice.

Among Thieves is the current series peak and putting it together with the other titles shows how they're not quite as tightly designed, plotted or paced.

As well as television and stage roles – her first break was a role in the ITV series Peak Practice – Gordy performs with dance group Culture Device Dance Project.

As The Guardian reported earlier this week, the Angry Birds games still have 200m active players, but that's down from 263m at the series' peak at the end of 2012.

A multi-criteria protocol analysing discharge time series, peak flows and piezometric levels showed that model performance is in broad terms in agreement with the elevation and slope quality of the DEMs.

Series counts were in turn correlated with the fraction of series peaks for both ionizations although the length of individual series varied greatly, from five and up to 30 peaks.

What has constantly altered is the political context, the series' peaks unsurprisingly coinciding with the fieriest times at Westminster: the rises and falls of Thatcherism and Blairism, the Gulf and Iraq wars, the periodic attempts to reshape the United Kingdom and the European Union.

Furthermore, Δm/z restrains feasible differences in the mass defect of adjacent series peaks, denoted Δm.

In addition, the annealed TNTAs and g-C3N4/TNTAs exhibited a series peaks at 146, 197, 395, 514, and 639 cm−1, which were characteristic of anatase TiO2 [36].

While coping with variable measurement uncertainties, the algorithm enables the detection of low-frequent and low-intense series even in complex matrices if series peaks are properly picked and reach a minimum but adjustable series length.