Sentence examples for a very small lifetime from inspiring English sources

Each of these higher-order clusters has a very small lifetime; collectively, however, they comprise the bulk of the ionic speciation.

"That publication was particularly troublesome, perhaps even irresponsible," he wrote, "because the implied health consequences were based on hypothetical calculations and very small lifetime risks".

A: Very small quantities, and we stopped.

By extrapolating the lifetime measurements to very small lifetimes using a linear fit (see dashed lines in Fig. 4), we determined bubble formation thresholds of 20 mJ/cm and 40 mJ/cm for high and low concentrations respectively.

There is an increasing interest in planning sensor networks by considering both the impact of distances among sensors and the risk that power consumption leads to a very small network lifetime.

As seen in Fig. 3, no change in the lifetime of 2.8-nm NCs was detected and a very small decrease in the lifetime of the 3.3-nm NCs was observed.

Some people might contend that the one-year ban is an improvement, albeit a very small one, over the lifetime ban.

We found that ceasing screening in women under the age of 25 years will have a very small effect on the lifetime incidence of cervical cancer.

If Montaigne achieved even a fraction of this after one, fairly short lifetime, perhaps it was because he spent so much of that lifetime scribbling on paper with a very small stick.

Thus, nuclear plants generate an immense amount of power with a relatively small amount of fuel, and over the lifetime of the plant, fuel is a very small portion of the total cost.

The majority of transplantable HSCs in adult mice are derived from a very small pool of quiescent cells that divide less than 10 times over a lifetime (Wilson et al, 2008).