Sentence examples for Take the lifetime from inspiring English sources

Andrei D. Sakharov, the Soviet nuclear physicist who became the leader of that country's human rights movement, once said it would take the lifetime of everybody living in the Soviet Union in 1980 before it became a normal society, even if communism collapsed overnight, because of the trauma inflicted by Stalin.

In this work, since its metallicity dependence is weak, we always take the lifetime of the case of the solar metallicity.

No longer would it take the lifetime of a scribe to replicate a single book.

Ms. Black took the Lifetime job in March 1999, replacing Douglas McCormick (Lifetime, co-owned by Disney and Hearst, evidently felt that if a cable catfight with Ms. Laybourne came to pass, Ms. Black was better equipped to spar).

For comparison, the curves obtained by taking the lifetimes of electrons and holes as 2 × 10−6 s, and their mobilities 1,100 cm2/(V s) and 100 cm2/(V s), respectively, which are typical for the most pure and perfect CdTe single crystals, are also shown in Fig. 12 [53].

The transportation authority has no current plans to try to take away the lifetime passes in its upcoming contract negotiations with bus and subway workers.

Betty White will soon be adding one more award to her already overloaded trophy case next month when she will take home the lifetime achievement award at the Daytime Emmys.

Therefore, the FRET efficiency of cellular AlPcS-QDs still reached 84%, according to Equation 3 and taking the PL lifetime of free QDs in cells as the reference.

Basu et al. (1978) took the relative lifetime of LDL bound to empty pits to be 2.27.

"Take the opportunity of a lifetime," PwC has been telling undergraduates across the country.

David Hillman of the Robin Hood Tax campaign said: "It would take the average Briton a lifetime to earn the same amount".