Sentence examples for allow lifetime to from inspiring English sources

The Use product line of lighting and other decorative household fixtures, intended to allow Lifetime to expand beyond the kitchen, sells at retailers like the Expo Design Center, independent specialty stores and lighting and decorator showrooms.

Stephen Banks accused Palin of defamation and that he didn't allow Lifetime to film him.

There are few published results available and even fewer models allowing lifetime to be estimated.

A third possible reform would be to allow "lifetime legacies", whereby a donor commits a large sum to an organisation, and creates an annuity which pays him an income in his lifetime, with the capital being paid to the charity on his death.Then there is the absurdly vexed question of what sort of benefits a donor can receive after making a gift.

If you are, allow a lifetime to explore the thousands of crumbling temples strewn across miles of desert.

Oncogenetics is a long-term process, which requires a close relation between patients and medical teams, good familial links allowing lifetime follow-up.

REACh is a YFP variant that may be combined with GFP in the Epac sensors, allowing lifetime measurements of this single-exponential donor and obviating the need for narrow spectral filtering of GFP emission.

In this paper the two viewpoints are combined into a new model which allows the lifetimes to be censored by two types of variables, one of which censors in an informative way and the other one in a non-informative way.

After Labor indicated it was willing to shift position and allow the lifetime ban to apply to those asylum seekers headed to New Zealand only, suggesting a compromise on the others to apply a lifetime ban on residency, but not visits, the deal was suddenly off the table again, because you don't "horse trade on border protection".

This paper presents a testing methodology which allows tensile fatigue lifetime to be evaluated by testing at higher temperature to avoid premature abrasion failure.

This unvarying-workload subproblem (and by extension the energy-greedy heuristic) is essentially a constant-power approach to the larger resource allocation problem; at all times it limits power consumption to a value that allows the required lifetime to be achieved given the current energy supply.