Sentences with phrase «peak numbers»

For example, a large Asian telecom handles more than 100,000 billing and mobile payments transactions per second (tps), and a major credit card processor was running over 13,000 tps at peak a number of years ago.

The response waveform consists of a series of peaks numbered with Roman numerals: peak I is produced by the cochlear nerve and later peaks are produced within the brain.

Between Basel and Rotterdam, the Rhine has one of the highest microplastics pollution so far measured in rivers, with the Rhine - Ruhr metropolitan area showing peak numbers of up to four times the average.

In 2.7 litre form power peak numbers are expected to be 265bhp / 280Nm, with the use of a PDK transmission resulting in a 0 - 100 sprint time of 5.7 seconds.

To get moving, the engine makes 398 pound - feet of torque, that peak number coming on at 3,500 rpm.

But the actual peak number was at 100, with some sort of smoothed curve (running mean, maybe?)

Occupancy rates are «a shadow of their cyclical peak numbers from 2015,» says Calanog.

Under the skin is a 2.0 litre turbocharged four cylinder with peak numbers of 188kW and 330Nm.

The response waveform consists of a series of peaks numbered with Roman numerals: peak I is produced by the cochlea and auditory nerve, and later peaks are produced within the brain.

The peak numbers are expected to fall on the morning of April 22, 2018.

«Our goal is to do better on the downside, do reasonably well in the upside, and have way above average peak to peak numbers.

The drugs allowed him to get stronger, which helped his peak numbers.

900,000 peak number of spectators (half a million of them in London) using public transport.

The reason for this is that each of the power units produce their peak numbers at different points in the rev - range.

Chevy has steadily sold over 20,000 Cruzes each month for most of 2011, which comes close to the peak numbers the Corolla and Civic achieved during most of last year.

But thus far, we've looked at just the peak numbers and they don't tell the whole story.

Guys please keep in mind that with the complex electronic boost control that this engine is using 22 PSI would only be the peak number and would not mean it will run it through the entire RPM range.

And those peak numbers are unaffected by the eTorque system.

Although, for now, BMW is not going into more detail, so we don't know the peak numbers offered by the three cylinder powerplant.

For example, while the 2000 Civic Si's 1.6 - liter double overhead cam engine was also rated at 160 - horsepower it only made that peak number at frantic 7600 rpm and its torque production maxed out at a meager 111 pound - feet at 7000 rpm.

Now with twin turbos, the peak numbers of 250kW and 450Nm of torque mean this M car won't exactly hang about.

Sure, you say, it'll hit those peak numbers, but it must do it way up in the useless part of the tach.

Peak numbers are 280kW and a stonking 740Nm.

Helping it keep pace with the threat posed by BMW's X5 M50d, the SQ5 has peak numbers of 230kW / 650Nm and can reach 100km / h in 5.1 seconds.

«Generally, the peak numbers have appeared in July.

This should reflect the peak number of sleeping rooms per night during your stay.

And yet few of these species have made as big an impression as passenger pigeons, which at their peak numbered around five billion.

Rogers says that, in 2007, there was a decision made that the prosecution service was understaffed and that, over the next three years, a number of personnel including Crown prosecutors, were hired, so there was a peak number of prosecutors reached in 2010.

Here's what contributed to the peaking numbers:

The overall number of seniors housing units under construction is between 16,000 - 17,000, well under the peak numbers in the early 1990's.