Sentence examples for approximate life from inspiring English sources

Ten years is the length of an average commercial lease, but it's also, as the designer Ted Muehling has discovered, the approximate life span of a neighborhood.

For the current study, we utilize values presented by the biomass energy centre (http://www.biomassenergycentre.org.uk) in order to approximate life cycle CO2 emissions.

In this paper, a knowledge-based approximate life cycle assessment system (KALCAS) is developed to assess the environmental impacts of product design alternatives.

In the first part, a back-propagation neural network (BPNN) is used to create the analysis of approximate life cycle inventory (LCI).

This theory was first proposed in 1961 by Ederer, who constructed approximate life tables for smokers, derived from mortality data from a cohort study, and tested their impact on survival estimates.

Life tables that are specific to such a group are not available, but survival estimates made with approximate life tables for smokers, derived from a cohort study (Cutler and Ederer, 1958), do not suggest this could account for much of the difference in relative survival.

The need for analytically based conceptual design methods for integrated life-cycle assessment (LCA) has motivated the development of an approximate life-cycle assessment concept based upon learning algorithms.

Cost-effectiveness analysis ($/life year gained (LYG) was performed using a decision-tree model (see Figure 1) and a 20 year horizon, based on the approximate life-expectancy of our base case patient population.

Finch has spent many years approximating life as a billionaire, though friends joke that the wallet of this expert on artisanal luxury is "stuffed with loo paper".

These 2 limits were selected based on prior estimates of the minimum duration of strain specific immunity [ 17] or a maximum approximating life-long immunity.

"I'm doing everything I can to approximate his life".