Sentence examples for double lifetime from inspiring English sources

Double Lifetime by Loudon Wainwright III: it's about how great it would be if you got two lives.

They're funny ("My Meds," "Double Lifetime") and they're mournful ("Older Than My Old Man Now," "The Days That We Die"), and, almost always, in varying proportions, they're both.

Ion engines could reach even further into space, as engineers use a genetic algorithm to suggest a grid design that could double lifetime expectancy.

It was further shown that the response learners had greater use of abused substances than spatial learners, including double the lifetime alcohol consumption, a greater number of cigarettes smoked and a greater lifetime use of cannabis.

The CPSC report said that babies who eat two servings of rice cereal a day could double their lifetime cancer risk.

This doesn't mean that talented poor kids shouldn't aim for a four-year degree -- after all, that degree would nearly double their lifetime earnings relative to peers who didn't go to college.

One example involves jobs awarded to influential legislators that they often hold only briefly but use to double their lifetime pensions.

But a fortuitous coincidence has led to the discovery that interferon (IFN), a powerful anticancer drug, can double the lifetime of donor livers.

If we compare Equations (2) and (3), the latter will preserve battery power and double the lifetime of the network whilst reducing the number of retransmissions.

He and his team have already marketed products that can double the lifetime of textiles, leather, and footwear to the fashion industry, which may account for up to 10% of global greenhouse gases.

Just one blistering sunburn in a person's teen years can nearly double their lifetime melanoma risk.