Sentence examples for definite life from inspiring English sources

Do black holes have a definite life?

I can only speak for "Breaking Bad," but I know with TV shows, they have definite life spans and I feel like we're ending at the right time.

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].

Furthermore, CAs such as parent death or parental divorce are less prone to recall bias because it designates a definite life event, whereas a report on childhood abuse is more likely to be over-reported among depressed.

My best, earliest memories of the National revolve around: queueing for day seats; paying 60p to sit in the front row of the Olivier to see Volpone with Paul Scofield (a definite life-changer); queueing round the block to get into a preview of Amadeus; and the bliss of The Caretaker.

There are those who firmly believe coaches have s definite "shelf life" at a school, and it might be time to think Ferentz stayed too long.

So instead of constructive debate, we get hot air, which has a definite shelf life.

Although the model produced a great simulation model and prolonged use, it is limited by a definite shelf life when compared to commercial phantom models.

The risks and complications of obesity-related comorbidities are definite and life-threatening [ 4].

Part A scores indicated that only one third of the participants reported a definite purpose in life; however, results from Part B demonstrated that the majority of participants viewed their life as meaningful and dynamic.