Sentence examples for early lifetime from inspiring English sources
While in his early lifetime he was better known for his secular music, Howells turned more toward sacred music in middle age and became a favorite of churches.
Therefore, it is highly desirable to employ the high-weight LDPC codes in the early lifetime of NAND flash memory in order to reduce the latency overhead.
Clearly, the memory cell wear-out dynamics makes the maximally achievable error correction capability of LDPC codes largely more-than-enough over the entire lifetime of memory, especially at its early lifetime when P/E cycling number is relatively small.
Early lifetime history of physical abuse (11.8% of sample) was determined through interviews with mothers during the prekindergarten period; mothers and children provided data on vulnerability and protective factors.
As discussed above, NAND flash memory raw storage reliability gradually degrades with the P/E cycling, hence fine-grained sensing may only be necessary as flash memory approaches its end of lifetime, and low-overhead coarse-grained sensing (and even hard-decision sensing) could be sufficient during memory early lifetime.
He belonged to the Banu Hashim clan, one of Mecca's prominent families, although it appears less prosperous during Muhammad's early lifetime.
Although it hadn't occurred to Mr. Schama, had he indeed lives in an earlier lifetime, he might very well have been a storyteller - someone, perhaps, like the medieval monk known as the Venerable Bede.
In interviews with The Huffington Post, four of the earliest Lifetime executives referred to the network's early incarnations using the term "hodgepodge".
In an earlier lifetime, she lived and sailed for 10 years on a sailboat with her husband and two small boys from France to San Francisco.
He joined the Society of Chinese Bioscientists in America (SCBA) as one of its earliest lifetime members.
Based on our results, regardless of earlier lifetime physical activity, an active lifestyle in the postmenopausal years decreases the fracture risk.
