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However , caution needs to be exercised when using the equipment with young children as they have been able to peak on the older equipment as a result of the equipment ’ s ergonomics . You can see the shadow of Kitt Peak on the desert floor as the sun rises on the other side of the mountain . Pregnanediol was the principal metabolite during pregnancy and it rose a day after ovulation and reached its peak on day 17 of the cycle . Tremor amplitude reached a peak on May 20 then declined slowly . " Veniaminov ( as translated by Black and Geoghegan , 1984 ) writes that in 1825 " The peak on Iunaska Island , which burned in antiquity but then went out , also in time immemorial , exploded at the beginning of 1825 with a thunderous roar heard on Umnak . A panic attack often begins abruptly , peaks within 10 minutes and lasts about half an hour . Thus interpolation is done first in energy-wavenumber space to align the peaks via a linear transformation of the wavenumber axis as a function of Ge content . Stretching absorptions usually produce stronger peaks than bending , however the weaker bending absorptions can be useful in differentiating similar types of bonds ( e.g .