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peak effect

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peak effect [′pēk i‚fekt]
(solid-state physics)
In certain hard superconductors, the occurrence of a maximum in the value of the critical current as the external magnetic field is varied, near the critical magnetic field.


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The peak effect of these measures on the rate of growth of demand has probably already passed.
The peak effect of these measures on the rate of growth of demand has probably already passed.
The historical record indicates that a surge in money growth has its peak effect on economic activity about nine to 18 months later.
 
 
 
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