Sentence examples for average lifetime of from inspiring English sources

Mean life, in radioactivity, average lifetime of all the nuclei of a particular unstable atomic species.

Others are impossibly mystical, like the average lifetime of a technological civilization — 1,000 years to 100 million years was the guess.

Archer argues that a mass recall of dirty Euro 5 and 6 vehicles is required given the average lifetime of a car is 17 years.

The average lifetime of a nitrogen tetroxide molecule at ambient temperature and atmospheric pressure, for example, is about one-third of a microsecond (one-millionth of a second).

The equation made educated guesses for the rate at which stars form, the fraction of stars with planets, the number of those planets on which life arises and so on, including the average lifetime of technological civilizations.

Figure 9 Average lifetime of nodes.

(b) What is the average lifetime of bugs?

In emerging markets it says the average lifetime of premium phone is between 2.2 and 2.5 years, while basic mobiles have an average lifetime of three years and up.

The average lifetime of the nodes measured in our simulation according to the density of nodes.

Hermite and Brutus are consistent on the average lifetime of an unstable triple system.

In addition, the average lifetime of an oil well is about 20 years.