Sentence examples for upward peak from inspiring English sources

The opening is something Cometti can sense from decades spent as McAvaney's co-pilot on hundreds of football broadcasts but also by his colleague's cadence – sometimes wearied and flagging but with McAvaney, just as often a spittle-inducing parabola whose upward peak pushes the limits of human oxygen intake.

A downward peak in a differential spectrum was due to the increase in absorption of excitation light caused by the addition of Si nanoparticles, while an upward peak was attributable to PL. Figure 1a shows the XRD patterns for Si nanopowders fabricated from Si swarf before and after the beads milling procedure.

For exposure durations between 1 min and 8 h, energy equivalent vibration magnitudes (formula B.1, ISO 2631-1, 1997) and equivalent vibration magnitudes according to formula B.2 (time dependence over-energetic) were compared with equivalent combinations of upward peak accelerations and exposure durations according to predicted cumulative fatigue failures of lumbar vertebrae.

The small difference in the total AUC between the downward peak for cells with low G/R ratio and the upward peak for cells with high G/R ratio indicates little cell growth from 0.5 to 2 h.

In contrast, for the period from 2 to 5 h, the change in gene expression toward Attractor 1 and the growth of cells at high G/R occurred simultaneously, as indicated by the smaller total area of the downward peak for cells with low G/R ratio compared with that of the upward peak for those with high G/R ratio.

The needle was manipulated carefully until a stable signal of at least two upward peaks was shown on the monitor.

That is, during interglacial periods, alpine species moved upward to peaks and became fragmented.

In Morrell's words "The heavens appeared to be one blaze of fire, intermingling with millions of falling stars and meteors; while the flames shot upward from the peak of Narborough to the height of at least two thousand feet".

It shows that in the optimal solution, the TCLs are 'pre-cooled' before the peak upward regulation price time by shed ding less load than the contract, and then during the peak upward regulation price period, more TCLs are switched off to mitigate the upward regulation risks.

Our simultaneously estimated Birkeland current patterns show that the current across the polar cap points from the peak upward to the peak downward R1 currents, consistent with it being antiparallel to the curl-free current (Laundal et al. 2015).

The equivalent currents at the most polar latitudes in the dark hemispheres in Figs. 3 and 4 indeed flow in the direction connecting the peak upward and downward vertical currents (from post-midnight to pre-noon), which is consistent with the results by Laundal et al.