Serving in such extreme conditions (seawater, sand) results in limited lifetimes less than 6 months.
*A participant who never smoked is someone who smoked less than 20 packs of cigarettes or 400 grams of tobacco in a lifetime or less than 1 cigarette a day for 1 year.
Tom Radney knew that the six murders, the two clients, and all their trials were the caseload of a lifetime, and less than a year after Maxwell's death he convinced one of the most famous writers in America to write about them.
These bright dots have a lifetime mostly less than 1 min, and they often show clear signatures of enhanced Si IV emission.
Based on [45], 45% of the streams have a lifetime of less than 2 s, 53% have a lifetime between 2 s and 15 min, and the rest has life times more than 15 min (usually in the order of hours).
In contrast, short-lived "transient" dendritic spines, with a lifetime of less than eight days, primarily represent non-functional synapses [39], [44], [51], [52].
Since singlet oxygen, the main cytotoxic agent produced by light-activated sensitizers, has a lifetime of less than 0.05 μs, with a maximal diffusion of 0.02 μm from the site of its production [ 54], extra-nuclear components of the cells were originally expected to be the main targets of HAL-PDT.
Electric vehicles are, on a lifetime basis, less costly than many conventional gasoline drive trains.
In order to test respondents' understanding of the TTO concept, a test question was included offering a choice of full health and a longer remaining lifetime, or less than full health and a reduced lifetime.
