Sentence examples for trigger peak from inspiring English sources

In Itezhi-Tezhi, where the rains that trigger peak malaria season have already started, Tableau's dashboards are giving Soko new confidence about using district data.

The histogram is calculated from spike data within a window of 200 ms around each trigger peak and averaged across all individual peaks in all neurons (for a different technique to relate spike times to electroencephalography time course based on amplitude, see Eeckman and Freeman 1990).

Threshold intensity for triggering peak detection was set at 100 with a collision energy of 28% for the entire list.

Critics have pointed out that these free courses are likely to follow the traditional trajectory of the "hype cycle" – from technology trigger, to peak of inflated expectations, to trough of disillusionment before finally going up the slope of enlightenment and reaching the plateau of productivity – all of which sound more like a children's adventure story than a trajectory for education.

It usually takes years to get from the technology trigger, to peak inflated expectations, to trough.

The firm describes five stages through which new ideas progress - the innovation trigger, the peak of inflated expectations, the trough of disillusionment, the slope of enlightenment, and finally the plateau of productivity.

When it comes to stress, we get them to where their body's instant response to a stressful trigger is peak performance instead of anxiety.

The latencies of the responses were measured as time elapsed between the trigger and peak of each waveform.

The latencies of the responses were measured as time elapsed between trigger and peak of each waveform.

The properties of our closed-loop stimulation were as follows: the mean delay between the trigger event (peak or trough of theta reached) and the onset of the light pulse was 21.7 ± 7.2 ms for peak-triggered stimulation and 21.3 ± 7.4 ms for trough-triggered stimulation.

Microinjections of the highest dose of CRF (500 ng) or amphetamine (20 μg) selectively enhanced the ability of Pavlovian reward cues to trigger phasic peaks of increased instrumental performance for a sucrose reward, each peak lasting a minute or so before decaying after the cue.