Voorbeelden van peaky

• It is on the present flow, which has become increasingly peaky.

• If a pensioner appears but looks a bit peaky, that will be noticed and observed.

• First, we know that there are a number of problems with which the police forces are regularly concerned which are peaky in precisely this sense.

• Plastic bowls, wet or greasy bowls will likely result in the meringue mix being prevented from becoming peaky.

• The sound quality of the original recording has been described as disappointingly woolly, with incidents of peaky distortion from the piano microphone.

• The benefit to this was in traction, allowing the tires to adhere between pulses, rather than spin because of the two-stroke 500s peaky powerband.

• The engine torque band is not particularly peaky and timing it takes to hit 70km/hmi/h 0 is good.

• They praised its smooth ride and extra power, but criticized its peaky power delivery, vague shifter and interior ambience.

• At this stage the engines were developing more than 500 hp, touching 600 hp, albeit with a very peaky power curve.

• Combined with a fierce fuel injection management mapping system, the bike tended to have a peaky response.

• The lower-powered engine arrived in 1972; with milder cams and lowered compression it gave up some peak power and torque, while allowing for a less peaky delivery and higher drivability.

• Excess kurtosis reaches the minimum possible value (for any distribution) when the probability density function has two spikes at each end: it is bi- peaky with nothing in between them.