A-peak!

I rolled off of him and sat up to take a peak into the basket.

Cave art seems to have reached a peak toward the end of the Upper Paleolithic period, when the herds of game were decreasing.

However, Bailey says there is no sign that this, or any other factor, will lead to a peak in the super-prime market.

The department store chain found that forks were far outselling knives, with a peak of three forks sold for every knife in London.

The retention time of a peak in the HPLC of the sample corresponded to that of ferulic acid.

maybe you did not voyage of a lifetime to reach the other side, maybe you are climbing a peak I had not been able to board.

The bank's third-quarter results, which did not live up to expectations, presumed a peak in unemployment of around 10%.

But Honey was elated at Precious' presence, wagging her tail and prancing all over the house trying to sneak a peak at her.

This number will initially climb to a peak value as requests are made to all parts of an application.

In the week after ovulation, luteal development to a peak of up to 1 ~ 3 cm in diameter, covered with a rich inner capillaries.

The big banks seem to think that the provisioning cycle for bad debts overall is at or near a peak .

In the 1960s, in its native American rock, and gradually dissipate the beatles represented by the British rock band is to a peak.

A peak value of ABA and IAA content and a low value of GA3 content in explant were detected at the beginning of embryonic calli generation.

A spring mounted in a tower cap and an umbrella rod supports an umbrella crown into a peak which accelerates the rain flowing speed.

The idea of housing as a one-way bet fuelled the boom in subprime lending and pushed prices up to a peak from which they could only fall.

This may be a peak period for the battle against the spread of a waistline and creeping cholesterol.

Solar storms could have 'devastating effects' on human technology when they hit a peak in two years' time, a leading scientist has warned.

In April the FAO's food index registered its first drop in 15 months and officials said prices appeared to be "reaching a peak" .

Mr. Chairman , I'd like to ask Mr. Smith what he refers to by getting a peak value , can I ?

Some market observers have said last Friday's record above $147 barrel could represent a peak price for oil, at least for the time being.

These materials were not used in Egypt until the Ptolemaic period, when Greek influence on Egyptian life was at a peak.

The company's shares, which were trading at around Rmb4 before news of the contract began to leak, reached a peak of Rmb19. 70 in April.

Throughout human history, no one has ever seen human nature at such a peak of brutality and barbarity.

We never bothered to shield a man. Officers had a different kind of a shirt than enlisted men, and they wore a cap with a peak.

As you can see in the viewer, total sales for all regions are generally increasing, with a peak every 12 months, in December.

At this point, limitations on that individual reach a peak instantly and then things quiet down substantially.

"Women who are expecting shouldn't try to overexert themselves to reach a peak fitness level or train for athletic competition, " he said.

It shows the index declining steadily from a peak in early 2009, with just a brief pause during the summer of 2010.

Finally, she flexes the muscles in her arms. Her veins pop out as her biceps rise to a peak.

Whatever time you choose, it should also be a peak energy time for you.

Chinese art, however, may be near a peak, he said.

Many health care providers believe that super nutrition and supplements may also keep brainpower at a peak and help maintain memory skills.

humidity is too small to be bending corrugated forming the cord to a peak-to-brittle fracture.

This method enables a distinction to be made between a "peak" and a "summit" .

She has cut her herd to just two pigs, down from a peak of eight sows several years ago, after some of her pigs died from disease.

Burning all that generates a peak output of 240 megawatts of electricity.

If you do not see a peak in the graph, then your microphone may not be working.

Instead, he says airlines should prepare for "a virtual cessation of business travel" to Beijing this summer, normally a peak season.

The crisis was a 'peak time' for acquisitions, he added, singling out banks, real estate and construction firms as particularly vulnerable.

Chopin's music is, however, considered by many to be a peak of the Romantic style.

Nature soundlessly waving invisible giant pen, from a peak to another peak, the ground is covered with multicolored colour.

You will find that once you are getting out there and trying new things, your self confidence will take a peak to a whole new level.

For me, a peak was in January 2009, when my fiance proposed to me via Twitter.

All men are unremittingly bloodthirsty here, poised at a peak of violence, the ''meridian'' from which their civilization will quickly fall.

In the report, Outlook Magazine reporter Huang Huo says China is now entering a peak period for mass incidents.

Now the sun, right on schedule, seems headed toward a peak of activity later this year.

B: Sorry, sir. It's a peak time of tour. So we have no discount.

The algorithm selects a peak envelope with the maximum correlation as a reference signal to calculate the offset.

The game reached a peak at 5 years of age, children can exercise the imagination and creativity.

We foresee a peak time of Shanghai tour industry in 2010 due to the openness of shanghai export exhibition.

Officially, the number of trafficked women who go through the city each year has dropped by more than half since a peak in 2006.

Close to the dawn of time, although we have some tired, but the atmosphere is heated to a peak.

The unstable political conditions in Thailand have undermined the ongoing Water Splashing Festival, usually a peak tourist season.

Although monthly air transport reached a peak of 8, 632 tons in October 1943, at least half of that went to Chennault.

Kashkari said interbank lending rates have settled since a peak in early October, signaling that financial markets are returning to normal.

The respiratory rates and catalase activity show a peak spiratory rates and a peak of catalase activity.

I highly recommend it to everyone who wants to improve their health and maintain a peak performance lifestyle.

Those times were when you reached a peak of spiritual growth, that allowed the great Masters to return to Earth.

During this period, maternal basal metabolic rate rose to a peak, and the fetal growth rate reached its peak.

With the increase of brush times, the pilling numbers increases firstly, then reduce gradually after reaching a peak value.

If we are correct in our analysis the euro will form a peak on Thursday and then turn lower and decline for a minimum of two weeks.

Every mountain has a peak. Every valley has its low point. Life has its ups and downs, its peaks and its valleys.

Typically, a person experiences a peak in their cortisol levels just after waking, and the stress hormone declines throughout the day.

From a peak of 87m in 1995, it is expected to fall to about 52m by 2050, leaving it close to its level at the end of the second world war.

And it went all the way up to a peak of 30 percent plus an additional $300 per car if you sold a total of 17 cars in that month.

Wei and Jin Dynasties, Wu Fu creation reached a peak in both quantity and quality over the previous works.

Cars themselves, through convergent evolution, have achieved a peak of excellence that renders them uniform.

As you can see, one year after the launch, sales reached a peak.

Caleulation shows that there is a peak frequency in these spectrums and the frequency depends on turbulent outer scale and transversal wind.

Sale prices have begun falling from a peak in July, and the number of transactions has dropped sharply.

Summer is a season users desire a cool feeling the most, and a peak season of sales of Colgate Bingshuang.

eg. Sales of our top-of-the-range model reached a peak just one year after launch.

Normal mode noise is detected as a peak noise or deviation in a DC signal.

Look to your preparation and your readiness. Expect things now to happen each day until it reaches a peak.

A high performance peak position detection circuit is key for a peak holder of nuclear pulse.

China has entered a peak period electrical waste, electronic waste recycling issues quickly that agenda.

Only pneumococcal meningitis had a peak incidence in spring.

Thirty-five years on, oil prices have quadrupled again, briefly soaring to a peak of just over $135 a barrel.

A peak under the rectangular white wall, engraved on the "overlapping peaks Cliff Wu Gorge, " the six characters, word for the wise book.

Dolphins exhibit a peak in calving during the spring and early summer months April - June. A birth in February is unusually early.

An idle period for one application may be a peak period for another.

With building-up of Liu Song power, Corp's influence also develops Jing Kou having arrived at a peak.

There was a peak of nearly 50 specialist firms working the NYSE floor in 1990. That has dwindled to five now.

It may well reach a peak very soon where your electrical equipment may malfunction.

It critical realism of the 19th century to a peak, erecting a towering monument side.

That compares with a peak five-year default rate of 45% during the 1930s.

In general, I'm a peak advocate of high-fidelity prototypes, either user prototypes, or live-data prototypes.

Completion of its creation in 1838 of the " Fantasia in C Major " is a peak period of Schumann's creative masterpiece.

They were trained to a peak of physical fitness.

In spite of last month's fall, analysts are split on whether the commodities prices have set a peak for the year.

Today you are taking a peak at the work of pioneering map makers working in uncharted territory.

Song is a peak of technological development in ancient China, and the level of close connection weapons development has also reached a peak.

The progress of each life is like climbing a peak, when you stand on the peak, you can see the broader landscape.

Though to be sure, that won't be the first time someone's predicted a peak in inflation this year.

It attained a peak of close to 90 per cent of US levels in 1990, when its bubble economy burst, before declining again.

Qin Li Shimin year, Empress Wu, who were both striving to reform, the state will enter a peak period.

The crisis will come, they say, not when the wells go dry, but when world oil production reaches a peak and begins to decline.

But at age four, 90% were capable of lying, the study found. The rate increases with age to a peak at age 12.

Meanwhile, the share of wages and salaries earned by employees of financial services firms continued to climb and reached a peak last year.

Steve: You'll do anything for a peak performance, won't you?

Within a few weeks in late 2008, the VIX shot up from the 20s to a peak of about 96 in October.

You should reach a peak or plateau, and things should start to turn around.

You shouldn't try to overexert yourself to reach a peak fitness level or train for a race.

The proportion of women working rose from below 40% in 1960 to a peak of over 60% in 1999. It has subsequently fallen slightly.

The index had been declining steadily from a peak in early 2009.

Then, it develops a peak-hour average waiting time model for transferring passengers based on the passenger classification.

When I come down from from a peak, come home from Nepal or Pakistan, it doesn't take long before I'm craving more of the same.

A Peak voltage detecting system implemented by AT89C2051 single chip computer is introduced.

The committee determined that a peak in economic activity occurred in the U. S. economy in December 2007.

It reported a 6 per cent operating margin in the first nine months of this year, representing a peak.

Thefeature that sparked their interest was a peak in the absorptionspectrum that is not predicted by the traditional model of liquidwater.

Aluminium prices hit a peak above $3, 200 a tonne in March after the worst Chinese snow storm in a century hit power supplies.

A peak is the top of a mountain.

In terms of a peak price, 65 percent of respondents said that gold's next decline will take place from a high between $1, 400 and $1, 500.

A peak in 2030 was "technologically feasible but financially very challenging, " said Prof Zou.

Authorities called attention to the retail giants in late January, ahead of the Lunar New Year, a peak shopping season each year.

Indeed, abusive head trauma reaches a peak at ages six to eight weeks, when babies cry the most.

This actual user had a peak rate of 8K page views per second.

You want 10 servers for a peak on your e-Commerce site? You have them.

Net private-sector capital flows to the emerging markets are likely to fall to $165 billion, from a peak of $929 billion in 2007.

Cycads and ginkgo categories such as the development reached a peak, conifers , also account for a very important position.

He is maturing now and going through a peak time in his career.

Here's a peak over the apron where you can see the split nut casting engaged on the leadscrew.

Microsoft grabbed more than 90% of browser share from Netscape in the early 2000s, hitting a peak of nearly 95%.

According to Nielsen, the average number of mobile phone calls we make is dropping every year, after hitting a peak in 2007.

Today though, my people watching skills were at a peak.

Every mountain has a peak. Every valley has its base. Life has its ups and downs, its.

What will be the overall level of carbon pollution reduction by 2050 and will countries agree on a peak year for emissions?

However, the number of American applications has fallen substantially from a peak of 54, 000 in 2007.

Enthusiasm for flying cars reached a peak in the 1950s when the Ford Motor Company almost started mass-producing one.

I work in a University and the last month along with exams is a peak time for us. There are many changes happening in the UK.

A peak inside these factory farms would give you food for thought.

That and falling petrol prices have dragged the RPI down from a peak of 5% in September.

Germany saw a peak-to-trough fall in GDP of 6. 7%, while Japan suffered an 8. 4% fall before the economy began to recover.

China's Treasury holdings soared from roughly $79 billion at the end of 2001 to a peak of $801. 5 billion in May.

Sales reached a peak during September and October.

In almost all cases banks' bosses made soothing sounds about bad debts reaching a peak in 2009.

You may be raising money or climbing a peak, but you will need to give it your best.

These policies brought down the sector's average non-performing loan ratio from a peak of above 12 per cent to below 2. 5 per cent.

Investors often buy stocks when prices hit a peak and sell when they reach a low.

If a peak value reaches the threshold momentarily between status updates that peak is missed.

The amount of this paper outstanding fell to $763 billion as of Dec. 19 from a peak of almost $1. 2 trillion in August.

Every mountain has a peak. Every valley has its base. Life has.

We therefore use medium-term cycles to narrow the window and they call for a peak between today and the middle of next week.

The so-called pessimists have argued the world's oil supplies are at or near a peak.

This series reached a peak in December 2007 and has declined every month since then.

Today the big chip makers like Intel employ only 0. 4 percent of the U. S. workforce, down from a peak of 0. 6 percent in 2000.

Gold rose to a peak of $502. 30 during Asian trade, but fell back during European trade to $498.

A peak, 4, 523. 5 m (14, 831 ft) high, in the Wrangell Mountains of southern Alaska near the British Columbia border.

The carnivals reached a peak around 1930 when the samba schools started to emerge in Rio de Janeiro.

Every mountain has a peak. Every valley has its low point.

This figure increases significantly past 50 to a peak of five inches by 57.

The Song Dynasty saw a peak of development of embroidery in both quantity and quality.

Every mountain has a peak. Every valley has its base.

The US current account deficit has come down from a peak of more than 6 per cent of GDP to about 3 per cent.

Sales reached a peak just one year after launch.

More than $800bn such bonds have been issued globally this decade, according to Dealogic, hitting a peak of $175bn in 2007.

Jobs went abroad, where labour was cheaper, and unemployment rose to a peak of 12. 1% in 2005.

From a peak in mid-2006 through February 2007, U. S. home prices are still down more than 30 percent on average nationwide, S&P noted.

Until 1997, the annual saving shortfall was modest but it grew steadily thereafter, reaching a peak of $788 billion, or 6% of GDP, in 2006.

In modern painting, flower-as a whole has been less dramatic, but Wu Changshuo, Qi Baishi, such as the emergence of Masters, a peak alone.

Each application page performed 10 profile lookups from the database at 60 ms each, for a peak total of 80K requests per second.

In 2006, Roadrunner demonstrated a peak 1. 6 gigabytes-per-second transfer rate using an early version of Panasas's parallel file system.

the situation reached a peak of.

Joblessness will continue to rise long after the economy returns to growth, hitting a peak of 3 million in 2011.

The recession is expected to reduce Home Depot's US sales this year by $15bn from a peak of $79bn in 2006.

The nine tonnes of extra drag will give us a peak deceleration of minus 3g.

'No flexibility'After many American astronauts retired or quit this year, there are only 60 left, down from a peak of 149 a decade ago.

Mainland China's holdings fell to $755. 4 billion at the end of December from a peak of $801. 5 billion last May.

This metric can help you calculate how many clients your server can handle under a peak load.

But in mid-June oil and stocks hit a peak correlation of 75% -- the highest in the last 15 years.

Indicates whether a date is a peak day.

But after a peak of activity in the late 1970s many firms retrenched again.

Tanzania produces only 470 megawatts of electricity against a peak demand of 833 MW.

Profits reached a peak in winter.

After a 20%-plus fall in GDP, growth is flickering upwards. Unemployment is still 16%, but that is down from a peak of 20%.

Anger decreases steadily from 18 on, and sadness rises to a peak at 50, declines to 73, then rises slightly again to 85.

Difficult to sell each to the fund when the fund company for selling the need for staff to reach a peak this year also and so on.

Nomura reckons that thermal coal will hit a peak price of $170 a tonne in 2012 compared with $110 now.

The latest figures show a peak-to-trough fall in GDP during the recession of 7. 1%, revised from an earlier estimate of 6. 4%.

In the late 1980s, Russian oil production reached a peak of production of 12. 5 million barrels of production per day.

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It has already discharged 1. 8bn cubic metres of water this month, taking the level of the reservoir below 153m from a peak of 175m.

The appropriate spectrum for 6 A peak drain-current, 13 V gate voltage and 380 V drain-source voltage has been chosen as reference.

They reached a peak of almost $19 in January.

The ratio of housing loans to GDP is still only 15. 3%, compared with a peak of 79% in America (see chart 2).

The euro passed through its previous high for the year of $1. 2980, hitting a peak of $1. 3109.

Every mountain has a peak.

According to the American Academy of Dermatology a peak period of pediatric onset is age 11 to 12 in both boys and girls.

80s in the 19th century, feminist movement is indeed reached a peak.

Atlanta has also been steady, after a peak in 1999.

For several years there were upwards of 400, 000 US troops based in Vietnam against a peak in Afghanistan of 100, 000 troops by next Autumn.

In 2011 it will reach a peak of nearly 7. 6m according to Beijing Evening News, a state-owned newspaper.

Before rallying this week, they had dipped below $12, down from a peak of $45 in 2006.

Falling food prices have quickly had an effect on inflation in China, which fell to 4% in October from a peak of 8. 7% in February.

Money supply growth has come down from a peak of nearly 30% year-on-year in mid-2009 to 12% in January 2011.

It's gonna lock to wall a peak.

For example, if a JVM restarted during a Black Friday sales event, it becomes active in a farm handling a peak load for the year.

Inflation has, however, come down sharply, to 4. 6% in September from a peak of 8. 7% in February.

Industry assets under management soared from $490bn in 2000 to a peak of almost $1, 900bn in 2007, according to Hedge Fund Research.

Yields of the fungi have decreased in recent years from a peak of 1, 000 tons in 1900 to 50 tons now.

Right now it's a peak season for selling shoes, so I want to apply for a 2000RMB micro loan to stock up on some inventory.

There is, it says "a significant risk of a peak in conventional oil production before 2020" .

This ends 14 years of declines during which the teen birth rate dropped by 34 percent from a peak of 61. 8 births per 1, 000 in 1991.

Membership of the club has fallen from a peak of 600 people in 1990.

The FTSE All World Emerging index has fallen 9. 7 per cent since it hit a peak on June 1.

The third maxim: A peak experience is not only a best state, but also an ultimate experience.

About 250 prisoners are still there (from a peak of some 700).

From a peak of 11 per cent of GDP in 2007, the current account surplus declined to "only" 6 per cent in 2009.

The explosion in interest in share trading in China reached a peak in May when about 300, 000 new accounts were being opened daily.

Meanwhile, America's overall current-account deficit has fallen to around 5% of GDP from a peak of 6. 2% in the third quarter of 2006.

But it climbed to a peak of 6. 90% on September 11th and 12th before falling back, reaching 6. 32% on September 26th (see chart).

This is a peak and perhaps one for mankind.

A peak time ticket for an adult will cost HK$300 (US$38. 60), instead of HK$350 (US$45).

Traffic reached a peak between 8 and 9 in the morning.

The current time is a peak period of disease outbreak and the situation proves extremely grim.

Traffic reaches a peak between 6 and 7 in the evening.

Last year, many were shorting oil, making money as it tumbled from a peak of above $150 a barrel.

today, 61 remain, down from a peak of about 150 in 2000.

A peak, 8, 506. 5 m(27, 890 ft) high, of the central Himalaya Mountains on the Nepal-Tibet border.

According to Hedge Fund Research, funds under management fell from a peak of $1, 870bn in 2007 to $1, 430bn at the end of October 2009.

That's down from a peak of $7. 8 billion in 2006.

Coal fatalities have fallen each year since a peak in 2003, when the government reported 7, 000 fatalities.

Last time demand was seen at levels below 15 million was in 1995, versus a peak of 2006 at 16. 42 million.

Average price per square meter was 1, 384 yuan ($218) in October. That's way down from a peak of 2, 307 yuan in September 2009.

Though down from a peak of 6. 6% of GDP in late 2005, this is still a big shortfall.

SMFG's shares have fallen from a peak this year of Y964, 000 to close at Y340, 000 yesterday, up 1. 4 per cent on the day.

A peak, 4, 398. 4 m (14, 421 ft) high, in the Sawatch Range of the Rocky Mountains in central Colorado.

The cost hit a peak of 425, 000 euros on Feb.

Atticus had $14bn under management at the end of July, according to letters to investors, down from a peak of more than $20bn last year.

The show's ratings are still strong, though they have dipped to 11. 3 million viewers from a peak of 15. 1 million in the 2006-2007 season.

PwC estimates that aggregate net profit margins fell by a percentage point last year from a peak of 27 per cent in 2006.

Name of a peak in Hong Kong which overlooks Kowloon Peninsula.

Its workforce has shrunk from a peak of 5, 400 before 2001 to 3, 800 today.

Over the past eight years the annual total has fallen by almost half, from a peak of 98 in 1999 to 53 last year and 42 so far this year.

Well, you could say, "Sales reached a peak of 20, 000 in May last year. "

"Our country has already entered a peak period of a commercial espionage war, " it said.

It helped slow the number of Chinese children adopted in the U. S. to 5, 453 last year, down from a peak of 7, 906 in 2005.

A peak, 2, 473. 6 m (8, 110 ft) high, of south-central Norway. It is the highest elevation in Scandinavia .

Meritage expects to build between 3, 500 and 4, 000 homes this year, down from a peak of 10, 000 homes in 2006.

Annual revenues dropped to $28 million last year, from a peak of $40 million in 2006.

As a result, the reserve fund will have just Rb1. 6trn by the start of October, compared with a peak balance of nearly Rb4. 9trn in March.

But henceforth, whose cerebral cortex is prompt increase thickly , reach a peak when being about 12 years old.

What could you accomplish if you lived in a peak state every day?

Average Capesize earnings fell 99 per cent from a peak of $233, 988 per day on June 4 last year to about $2, 400 in December.

We are very low over the forest now, gliding fast, the drums BUILDING to a PEAK -- VOICE (V. O. )

New infections have also fallen, from a peak of 3. 2m in 1997 to 2. 7m last year.

Simulation and Analysis of a Peak Current Controlled PFC Circuit

a peak search method named golden search rule is applied to reduce the computation intensity

Discussion about gas turbine used as a peak load regulation unit in Heilongjiang power grid