Sentence examples similar to a lifespan features from inspiring English sources

Due in October, the YP-900 features a 20GB hard disk on a 1.8in Toshiba HDD (just like Apple's iPod), rechargeable batteries with a lifespan of around 10 hours, and PC connections via a USB2.0 socket.

The nanotubes have a lifespan of over 368 hours.

Adtec promises a lifespan of 20,000 hours for the projector.

A message can have a lifespan (i.e., valid period).

Accept that stuff has a lifespan.

A reactor has a lifespan of four to six decades.

B0's battery pack claims a lifespan of 125,000 miles.

—A dragonfly has a lifespan of about 24 hours.

Compared with wild-type littermates, Col1a1 r/r mice had a shortened lifespan and developed features of premature aging including kyphosis, weight loss, decreased bone mineral density, and hypertension.

Many of these mutants display accelerated aging with shortened lifespan, progressive features of cachexia, kyphosis, retinal degeneration, renal abnormalities and neurological impairment.

Our lifespan, a key "feature" of us humans, was optimised for an ecological niche we now no longer occupy.