Few such excuses could be made for the next election, in 1996, an easy win for Mr. Clinton in what was perhaps the least eventful election cycle of our lifetimes.
Mr. Gates said he wanted to use improved global health as a base upon which to build what he called "the virtuous cycle" of longer lifetimes, jobs, markets, infrastructure, tax bases and all the other steps that lift poor countries out of poverty.
Cycling the battery at a high DoD can therefore dramatically reduce the number of lifetime cycles for lithium-ion batteries [28].
In the closed fuel cycle, the lifetime of radioactive waste is reduced to about 10,000 years.
RESULTS: Women whose cancers overexpressed p53 protein (p53 positive) had a greater mean number of lifetime ovulatory cycles (388 +/- 77.4 cycles [mean +/- standard deviation]) than women whose cancers did not overexpress p53 protein (p53 negative) (342 +/- 119.0 cycles) (P =.0025).
This is a breakthrough that Black Mental Health (BMH) UK has been lobbying for to see an end to the way people from the community become locked in a lifetime cycle of institutionalised care after just one admission to hospital.
In order to make the study more reliable, the authors assumed an actual industrial environment, featured by an annual demand of 400,000 pieces and a product lifetime cycle of 10 yr.
SB 1449 clearly reduces the probability of this unnecessary and harmful initial contact with the criminal justice system, thereby reducing the risk of youth slipping into a lifetime cycle of criminality and incarceration.
It can trap them in a lifetime cycle of poor nutrition, illness, poverty and inequity.
The results from the coupled flow-structural simulations are used to find design and operational envelopes for tubular power receivers that satisfy the U.S. Department of Energy SunShot requirements of lifetime >10,000 cycles and 100,000 h and exit HTF temperature >650 °C.
