Sentence examples for sudden peak from inspiring English sources
Robin Thicke, who released his debut album A Beautiful World in 2003, saw his career reach a sudden peak last year, with the release of Blurred Lines.
What happens when summer is over and oil hits $100, that's what I ask?" While MorganaLeFay was sceptical: "A sudden peak of activity so close to the local elections!
Either effect explains, also, the sudden peak observed beyond the bubble-point pressure.
An actively caching mechanism is proposed to avoid the sudden peak requests.
We have identified that reason for this sudden peak which is not available for later years was a famous "KUMBH festival" [24], which is repeated after few years.
For example, satellites can multicast updates to cars concerning road conditions ahead, and local imaging of city streets and mapping of selected routes — without fear that a sudden peak in traffic on the wireless network slows or knocks out response times.
It is up to ministers, NHS officials and public opinion to decide on the trade-off between the cost-effectiveness of the NHS and its ability to cope with sudden peaks in demand.
E: No, competition between women is good only if it does not prevail; that is to say if it coexists with affinity, affection, with a real sense of being mutually indispensable, with sudden peaks of solidarity in spite of envy, jealousy and the whole inevitable cohort of bad feelings.
This means the firm can respond to fashion changes, or sudden peaks in demand.
The anomalous intensifications of the ionospheric density were determined from the sudden peaks in the fbEs.
The lead author, Prof Nick Pidgeon, said people would also pay more overall to avoid sudden peaks in prices.
