Sentence examples for different lifetimes from inspiring English sources

Tissue autofluorescence and the fluorescence from particular "reporter" proteins used widely for cell labelling in biology exhibit different lifetimes.

The transition is a random process, and so different atoms in the same state have different lifetimes.

The energy saving potential and corresponding CO2 mitigation have been determined for different lifetimes of the building.

While CH2O shows a strong diurnal cycle C2H2 does not, in agreement with the different lifetimes of both compounds.

At the same time an advantageous maintenance strategy based on the radial division of the blanket zone into components of different lifetimes can be adopted; this strategy promises a considerable waste reduction and lower fabrication cost.

The method is based on the comparison, within a life-cycle perspective, of two scenarios of different lifetimes of a target product and its potential substitution with better performing alternatives.

Reasons for these differences could be effects of sample selection, different lifetime exposures (e.g., to foods that may serve as transmission vehicles), or use of different test systems with varying sensitivity.

Analyses of the difference in cancer risk from exposures during different lifetime periods ideally need to address both the period of potential susceptibility and the magnitude of the susceptibility.

It was a different lifetime".

It's something that almost happened in a different lifetime.

The bonus options were "dreamed up in what feels like a different lifetime," writes David Waldstein in the New York Times.