Sentence examples for striking peak from inspiring English sources
The striking peak was dubbed the Matterhorn of North America, and it regularly attracted mountaineers including Erling Strom -- a Norwegian ski pioneer who originally brought alpine skiing to America -- and the Marquis degli Albizzi, an Italian adventurer.
This 500m-high fang of rock dominates the massif, and it is arguably the most striking peak in Spain.
As shown in Fig. 3, at the pores of 0.64, 0.728, and 0.855 nm, a striking peak of CH4 is located at the center of the channels, suggesting that CH4 molecules diffuse in the middle region of the channel via a single layer.
Inv4m is associated with a striking peak in differentiation among subspecies (supplementary fig. S17, Supplementary Material online) and is also an extreme FST and FCT outlier when treated as a single locus (fig. 5).
Analysis of population differentiation for the HmYb locus between such wing pattern races showed a striking peak of population differentiation around the LRR gene in several pairwise comparisons [ 17].
However, pacing resumption resulted in a striking peak and 'overshoot' in the first hour followed by a re-establishment of ANP and BNP at levels observed prior to pacing cessation.
Take a lazy float down the Li River and enjoy the striking peaks, friendly fisherman, and small riverside villages.
Most cells showed multiple striking peaks; later peaks had gradually decreasing amplitudes but were clearly discernible.
Although the dN/dS ratio in the lineage of humans is <1 (dN/dS = 0.566), three striking peaks of dN/dS (> 4) in human lineage were noted in the C-terminal domain.
In comparison to the rest of the genome, there were striking peaks of average MRS frequency flanking C. elegans CDS.
In comparison to the rest of the genome, MRS frequency was elevated in 5' and 3' UTRs, and striking peaks of average MRS frequency flanked C. elegans coding sequence (CDS).
