Sentence examples for taking peak from inspiring English sources

Regionally, rates of drug taking peak in Scotland, where 35% have taken drugs.

Fractional derivative constraints are optimized by employing CS and MCS algorithms taking peak reconstruction error (PRE) of two-channel QMF bank as an objective function.

Linear regression analysis was made by taking peak areas of Tao-Hong-Si-Wu decoction sample as the dependent variable (y) and peak areas of DG, CX, BS, SD, TR, HH as independent variable (X1, X2, X3, X4, X5, X6).

Wu et al. (2009) researched the effect of surfactant on the features of the EDM process by taking peak current, open voltage, gap voltage and pulse duration as the input parameters.

One explanation might be that musicians often become famous in their early twenties, and their risk taking peaks four to five years later.

Challenge: Workers unable to take peak shifts are at a disadvantage, because it's impossible to achieve comparable sales during off-hours.

When this photo of Jones was taken, peak breeding season (October-November in North Carolina) for ring-tailed lemurs was fast approaching.

Each upright weighs a staggering 21.5kg and, between the two of them, are designed to take peak suspension loads of up to 30 tonnes.

This can be observed in Fig. 4 where (Pr left {mathcal {E}^{(4 }right }) takes peak values at θ=−10,0,10 dB for τ=10,0,−10 dB, respectively.

Generally, the antenna spacing is selected so that cross-correlation functions calculated between antennas on the long sides of the triangle takes peak values of about 0.5.

When no action was taken, peak HCW absenteeism was ≈10%.