Sentence examples similar to a three year lifetime from inspiring English sources

Analysis is performed for a fifty year lifetime of the overlay.

The mission is projected for a five years' lifetime while the orbit slowly decays to below 300 km altitude.

For the IGRF-10 SV model, the methods to estimate the average SV over its five year lifetime used a combination of polynomial extrapolation of satellite data and linear prediction filters applied to observatory data.

The reactor was designed to generate 1.67 MWth for a fifteen year operational lifetime, with an electric output of 333 kWe.

We aimed to assess the expected lifetime costs and benefits of four abdominal aortic aneurysm screening strategies from the perspective of a national health service: no screening, once per lifetime screening, twice per lifetime screening with a five year interval, and lifetime screening every five years.

The satellite had in February 2003 accomplished its design goal, two years lifetime in-orbit, and it continues to work well.

The GooSync Premium service will costs £19.95 per year, £29.95 for a two year subscription or a lifetime option for £39.95.

Clinicians may feel uncomfortable extrapolating from a two year trial to a lifetime horizon, but no long term data are available for dabigatran.

Extrapolation of a two year trial to a lifetime horizon also raises questions, as does the assumption that utility decrements for events derived from the general population are appropriate for patients with atrial fibrillation.

Sharon Osbourne put up with Ozzy Osbourne for a hundred years beyond the lifetime doctors predicted for him, and she has come out as hard as steel.

Certainly, the span of a thousand years dwarfs the lifetime of any individual.