Sentence examples for well peaked from inspiring English sources
When, e.g., the wave function of a table is extremely well peaked around a given point in space, it has always been accepted that it describes a table located at a certain position, and that this corresponds in some way to our perception of it.
The resulting G0 approximates the so called small world property, featuring an average shortest path length ∝ log n1, and an exponentially decaying degree distribution P0(k) that is well peaked around the mean value 〈k〉 = 2m0.
The theory of peak oil seems to have -- well -- peaked". .
It's also apparent that we're not going to get any help from peak oil because while conventional oil might well have peaked, without a price on carbon, we've now found plenty of unconventional oil – shale gas, tar sands etc.
That effort may well have peaked.
Now analysts say that the cutbacks may have reached their limits and that profits could very well have peaked in the second half of last year.
It means inflation may well have peaked in July, reckons Julian Callow at Barclays Capital, though it may start to fall meaningfully only in the final months of this year.
On a positive note, the unemployment rate has edged down in the United States and Japan and may well have peaked in the euro area, the report said.
By contrast, in places where petrol is undertaxed so the motorists are shielded from the costs of the pollution (America) or where urban design has included public transport as an afterthought (Los Angeles), policy has supported the car.Policy drives changeSo even though it will be hard to detect in many parts of American suburbia, car use may well have peaked in the rich world overall.
"That is the dissenter's hope, that they are writing not for today but tomorrow," said Bader Ginsburg once, whose own rebellion may well have peaked not only from her defense of women and minorities, but from a healthy lack of deference towards the machinery of power: at the 2015 State of the Union address she fell asleep, then told the press it was because she'd had wine with her dinner.
The interest in (1.4) and in (1.5) lies in that model equations presenting breaking waves as well as peaked traveling waves are of great importance in hydrodynamics [23], and the traveling wave solutions of large amplitude to the governing equations for water waves are peaked waves [13].
