Sentence examples for changing lifetime from inspiring English sources

It is illustrated in this paper that the definition of the recycling rate and the realisation of the imposed targets are very much dependent on different parameters such as the changing lifetime of the product and product design.

Changing lifetime tenure for federal judges may be popular.

Changing a lifetime's habit of empire-building will not be easy, though.

The FDA insists it is "open to changing the lifetime ban and is awaiting the results of new research that will provide additional evidence".

In addition, changing the lifetime of the septic tank from 50 to 30 years only made a difference of $0.51 capita 1year 11 to the household.

Changing the sewer lifetime from 30 to 50 years resulted in a change of $3.04 capita 1year 11 or only 6% of the annualized capital sewer cost.

"'Twas ever thus, and I can't see it changing in my lifetime".

I don't see that changing during the lifetime of the projected replacements to the Vanguard-class submarines.

The truth is, of course, that evolution does not involve an individual organism changing during its lifetime.

You're changing habits of a lifetime.

Of course, Reid at the height of his fame had been interviewed often enough – he wasn't a shy man – but for years very little had been heard from him, and we might have been engaged by his retrospective thoughts on a lifetime of changing political convictions (from Communism via Labour to the SNP) as well as on an industry that, in the long term, his work-in couldn't save.