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In short term flood forecasting where the accuracy of flood peak value and time to peak are critical, frequent model updating is unavoidable.

We presented experimental evidence that the WCT is not a stable reference for ECG leads through the cardiac cycle, that its shape and amplitude (measured peak to peak) are comparable with the amplitude of other ECG leads, and most importantly that it shows clinically significant amplitude variability during the recording.

Perfusion CT Perfusion CT is also very promising in monitoring treatment response to anti-angiogenic drugs [ 60, 61], but at this moment a variety of mathematical methods (including compartmental and deconvolutional analysis) and perfusion parameters (such as blood flow, blood volume, mean transit time and time to peak) are being used, implying a lack of standardisation.

According to Hepper's research, the other time nostalgia tends to peak is when people are in their late teens and early twenties.

Another analyst adds: "Corning's relative growth, peak to peak, is not impressive".

Moreover, horizontal perturbations in zonal U of 10 m/s (peak to peak) were measured that matched perturbations in ion density.

The date at which oil demand is likely to peak is highly uncertain and not particularly interesting".

The Peak to Peak is a wonderful drive any time of the year but comes alive in the fall when aspen light up all along the route.

For distances of 20, 40 and 60 μm from the membrane the times to peak were significantly longer (p-values assuming times-to-peak are later after CPA 0.952 5), 0.952 5) and 0.952 5)).

The baseline noise (peak to peak) was about 5 pA.

Time to peak was measured as the time difference between peak amplitude and latency.