Sentence examples for acceptable lifetime from inspiring English sources
Therefore turbine elements should be protected against raw thermal environment to keep the acceptable lifetime and standards of safety.
Such sensors are usually battery operated, and it is important that they have an acceptable lifetime to accomplish the intended objectives.
The capture corridor is defined, at each point along the transfer, by back-propagating the set of perturbed states at the Moon that provides an acceptable lifetime of the lunar orbit.
Also, risk assessors have proposed BaP soil guideline values using TDI based on the LMS paradigm and "acceptable" lifetime cancer risk estimates (Boyd et al. 1999).
It is demonstrated that if such MEMS MMAs are to have acceptable lifetimes then loaded contacting surfaces will need to be of inherently low wear material pairings.
To address less-than-lifetime exposure to mutagenic impurities in pharmaceuticals, an approach is applied in which the acceptable cumulative lifetime dose (1.5 μg/day × 25,550 days = 38.3 mg) is uniformly distributed over the total number of exposure days during less-than-lifetime exposure.
The technological progress in wireless microelectronics offers the usage of battery-powered sensor nodes with acceptable battery lifetimes in many areas from consumer electronics to industrial applications [1].
Our results show that, when compared to other schemes, GRASS improves system lifetime with acceptable levels of latency in data aggregation and without sacrificing data quality.
The area under the curve (AUC) was estimated for AHCAGGREGATE and AHCWORST as a proxy for the acceptable total amount of lifetime QALYs after the age of 40.
The WMH-CIDI-3.0 has been shown to have excellent inter-rater reliability, good test-retest reliability and validity and to be an acceptable method to determine lifetime psychiatric diagnoses [ 23].
The WMH-CIDI-3.0 has excellent inter-rater reliability, good validity and test-retest reliability, and is an acceptable method to determine lifetime psychiatric diagnoses [ 7], through both face-to-face and telephone delivery.
