Sentence examples for about the lifetime from inspiring English sources
Correction: July 23, 2000, Sunday Two picture credits with the cover article on Pages 4 and 5 of the Television section today, about the Lifetime series "Strong Medicine," misstate the surname of the photographer.
But, after a half-dozen softball questions from the by-now caffeinated crowd, a reporter asked about the lifetime confidentiality agreements Ms. Winfrey requires as a condition of employment at her company, Harpo Inc. Would Ms. Winfrey force employees of Hearst Magazines, her partner in O, to sign such agreements?
Degradation test is a useful technique to provide information about the lifetime of highly reliable products.
Recent research about the lifetime of the first two mirrors and changes in the upper port plug geometry initiated further investigations into possible alternative system design concepts.
It is also shown that extrapolating the low temperature degradation rate from accelerated aging tests can lead to unacceptable conclusions about the lifetime of the zirconia-based components.
The proposed model can provide geothermal engineers and decision makers with a preliminary conjecture about the lifetime of a deep low-enthalpy hydrothermal system.
But much about the lifetimes of these high-profile fish is unknown, and what is known is often misunderstood.
The fatigue tests made in controlled force gave curves which inform about the lifetimes of the materials.
"There is no doubt room for argument about whether the lifetime bans that the attorney general proposes would be a justifiable exercise of a court's discretion," the judges wrote.
The research, published in the online journal BMC Medicine on Thursday, also found that Asian men have about half the lifetime risk of being diagnosed with, and dying from, prostate cancer compared with white men in England.
This study may improve knowledge about estimating the lifetime of rolling components after onset of a spall using FEA and accounting for structural damage state.
