Sentence examples for cycle span from inspiring English sources

Radiological equipment has a definite life cycle span, resulting in unavoidable breakdown and decrease or loss of image quality which renders equipment useless after a certain time period.

The radiological equipment has a definite life cycle span, resulting in unavoidable breakdown and decrease or loss of image quality, which renders equipment useless after a certain time period [1, 2, 3].

Lightwiegh materials and vehicles' electrification are among the most viable and economic solutions to improve fuel ecocnmoy of vehicles and reduce environmental impacts in the operational phase of typical vehicle's life cycle span.

The optimal supercapacitor device exhibits a high-class supercapacitor performance with a good rate capability, high energy density (1.85 mW h cm−3), large power density (11.11 W cm−3), and long cycle span (no decrease of capacitance after 5000 cycles).

Impairment of apoptosis facilitates the accumulation of gene mutations by prolonging the cell cycle span and promoting resistance to immune-based cytotoxicity (Yang and Korsmeyer, 1996), finally contributing to carcinogenesis (Thompson, 1995).

In this holy cycle spanning a decade, Taliban and their sectarian cousins bombed us in order to make us better Muslims.

Biennials are also herbs, but, unlike annuals, their growing cycle spans two years: the vegetative (nonreproductive) plant growth takes place from seed during the first year, and flowers and fruit develop during the second.

The general increase of products' customization, the reduction of product life cycle spans and dynamically changing markets challenge manufacturers today.

In addition to the scarcity of observatories, observatory data are not complete, and some important gaps are detected from time to time, so those better selections would have precluded obtaining representative results for the whole seasonal and solar cycle spans.

A longer fire cycle spanning ten to fourteen years coincides with similar water cycles affected by global climate conditions.

Over a nesting cycle spanning about 30 days, these differences give a probability of a nest surviving to fledge of 65% for bellbirds on Aorangi, 39% for bellbirds in Waiman Bush and only 29% for bellbirds in Kowhai Bush.