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Meanings of peak at in English

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Usage of peak at in English
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All players want to peak at the their best at a major.
Radio NZ
2
Nitrite levels measured along the growth curve revealed a peak at 3h.
Pubmed
3
I feel that we've geared everything up to peak at a major.
The Guardian
4
Serum BAP progressively increased to a peak at 2 weeks after PTX.
Pubmed
5
Curious, Taylor headed over to sneak a peak at whatever hid underneath.
Just the Sexiest Man Alive
6
Health authorities expect cases to peak at the end of May.
Reuters
7
The Great Depression saw US unemployment peak at 25 per cent.
News.com.au
8
We expect the unemployment rate will peak at the end of the year.
Radio NZ
9
But Jones is adamant England are on course to peak at Japan 2019.
Radio NZ
10
Age distribution for taeniasis showed a peak at younger ages than for seroprevalence.
Pubmed
11
Wind speeds are expected to peak at 9am on Friday morning.
The Irish Times
12
Temperatures tend to peak at 25C most days, while humidity drops.
BBC
13
Residents can expect Gauteng weather to peak at 33 degrees Celsius in Johannesburg.
The South African
14
IT is not unusual for an artist to hit career peak at 40.
The Irish Times
15
One day I was out with a guide on a peak at sunrise.
The Altar Fire
16
AMG's engineers have tuned the torque curve to peak at a high 5000rpm.
News.com.au
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Australia
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