Triple Peaks

(c) Increase flexibility by using contractual forms that allow UNOPS to manage peaks of activity without increasing fixed cost capacity, and by hiring versatile, mobile resources.

But twin peaks itself was further subdivided.

The mountain chain to the north of the province has several peaks above , with some peaks on the French border above such as Monte Saccarello at .

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Out of the abovementioned peaks, only Kazbek is of volcanic origin.

Rainfall at Coleraine typically peaks at over 100mm during the month of October.

Investment in skyscrapers peaks at the time when an economy is about to recess.

By August 2005, they had lost about 30 per cent compared to their peaks.

The market is volatile, with rapid short term peaks and valleys in business volume.

While these cycles reached similar peaks, the downswings intensity has varied according to global economic growth.

One strength of this theory is predicting special talents and peaks in performance in autistic people.

It is also the fifth most prominent in the world (see list of peaks by prominence).

(a) Substantial reductions of tariffs, the rolling back of tariff peaks and the removal of tariff escalation

Some aspects of market access, peaks and escalation of tariffs, and subsidies could be addressed by WTO.

The bottoms of trough valleys and karst fields lie at elevations of , and ridges and peaks rise to .

The Schumann resonance is a set of spectrum peaks in the ELF portion of the Earth's electromagnetic field spectrum.

The dry season is long, interspersed with heavy rainfall during the rainy season, which peaks during January and February.

Stock market volatility was also very low during the early 1990 s, before reaching new peaks later in the decade.

Iraq states that sheep production is subject to regular peaks and troughs, linked to economic factors, diseases and management practices.

Between the peaks, basal GH levels are low, usually less than 5 ng mL for most of the day and night.

This area includes such famous peaks as K2 (Mount Godwin Austen, at 8,611 meters the second highest peak in the world).

This is an area of classical glaciokarstic landscape, with numerous glacial trough valleys and cirques, with ridges and peaks between them.

It can wash the sludge off high mountain peaks and hills, down into the lowlands. So stop and think for a minute.

Take Meeker, Mt. Meeker. Lump that in there, and put that in space as well, and Mt. Everest, and K2, and the Indian peaks.

A fashionable approach was known as twin peaks, whereby one regulator handled prudential regulation setting capital requirements while another oversaw adherence to business rules.

If oil prices rise much further towards the peaks of 2008 the advanced economies will slow sharply many might even slip back into recession.

In the mountain region, rain is frequent during summer, and temperature and humidity diminish with altitude up to the frozen peaks of the Andes.

It contains numerous trenches and irregular peaks, which usually have an amplitude of less than 100 metres, but can reach up to 400 metres.

The 1918 flu pandemic started to take its toll in Croatia in July 1918, with peaks of the disease occurring in October and November.

In contrast, real oil prices were flat leading up to 1929, and down nearly 50 in real terms from the 1925 6 fuel folly peaks.

The isotopes used in food irradiation (cobalt 60, caesium 137) both have energy peaks below this cutoff and thus cannot induce radioactivity in the food.

The traditional hunger gap , which peaks this month, has forced a growing number of people to rely on humanitarian assistance during the past 90 days.

And this is just very simple time is on the X axis and the force is on the Y axis. And you can see two peaks.

The snow cover starts forming in late October and melts in April, yet snow on the mountain peaks around Akureyri can stay for the whole year.

In Hawaiian mythology, the peaks of the island of Hawaii are sacred, and Mauna Kea (which means white mountain in Hawaiian) is one of the most sacred.

And the continuing travails of the Dutch banking system another bank was nationalized last month suggest that it is easy to fall into the gap between twin peaks.

The most recent rise in prices occurred from 2001 to 2004, and price peaks for most products and in most markets were reached in the autumn of 2004.

Formulas for tariff cutting under NAMA should be determined expeditiously so as to drastically reduce tariff peaks and tariff escalations, with adequate SDT made available to developing countries.

Although transatlantic tariffs average only 3 5 (with higher peaks for some sensitive products), tariff elimination would have a significant impact, given that bilateral trade totals 650 billion annually.

Provision is made for general temporary assistance to assist in dealing with unexpected peaks in workloads ( 31,600) and to cover for staff on maternity and extended sick leave ( 31,600).

And I think of this as kind of a moral landscape, with peaks and valleys that correspond to differences in the well being of conscious creatures, both personal and collective.

All there is left is to hope that the rainfall during the wet season, which peaks in December through February, will be enough to provide more water for the rest of 2015.

The northern region of the country consists of an arc of Eastern Himalayan alpine shrub and meadows reaching up to glaciated mountain peaks with an extremely cold climate at the highest elevations.

Rockets launched from the Andøya Rocket Range are well suited to study these phenomena, as Andøya lies under the middle of the magnetic belt around the North Pole where auroral activity peaks.