Sentence examples for temperature has peaked from inspiring English sources
Based on the available data, it is therefore difficult to distinguish between A and B. However, we note that the collapse of the network follows immediately after the temperature has peaked: In 1996, the temperature rises above 15°C for several days and in 1997, the temperature rises above 20°C in a single day (Additional file 4).
Afternoon temperatures have peaked in the triple digits around Redding, Calif., since early last week.
Before the rain, temperatures had peaked at 97 degrees in New York City, 99 degrees in Newark and 93 degrees in Bridgeport, Conn., according to the meteorology department at Pennsylvania State University.
Its inadequate energy infrastructure has been unable to cope with the high demand for electricity as temperatures have peaked above 116 degrees in recent days.
If, as in shorter T cycles, the next temperature pulse occurs before conidiation has peaked, the pulse will suppress conidiation prematurely.
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Even at CNBC, viewership has peaked.
CLADDING has peaked -- or has it?
"Our investment spending has peaked," he said.
This year, though, the ill will has peaked.
