Sentence examples for end of lifecycle from inspiring English sources

In particular, the presence of unit owners with varied acquisition objectives can lead to an anticommons problem resulting in building disinvestment due to an inability to reach decisions on sustainable maintenance fees and capital reserve funds, and a lack of end of lifecycle planning.

This paper presents a new approach to control system design in order to look beyond end-of-lifecycle performance, and consider control system structure, flexibility, and extensibility.

"This is a period where a lot of their product line is really close to the end of the lifecycle".

And we mustn't forget that when technology does eventually come to the end of its lifecycle, it must be disposed of both safely and ethically.

"It is only at the end of their lifecycle that the energy is then released so the timespan of use is much longer".

Some have argued that the beast had reached the end of its lifecycle and was dying, others that it was watching her undress.

At the end of its lifecycle, the fabric is designed to separate into its original two components using autoclave, a common steam sterilisation process used in doctors and dentists offices to sterilise medical instruments.

"Currently training requirements are fulfilled in a 58-year-old facility that has reached the end of its lifecycle and is costly to maintain," said an Air Force spokeswoman, Elizabeth Gosselin.

"A lower depreciation rating is typical for vehicles at the end of their lifecycle," she said.

The console is also at the end of its lifecycle, so expect the library to come to an abrupt stop next year.

This is corporate enemy No. 1. Unless you have a rigorous program of removing obsolete servers at the end of their lifecycle, it is very likely that between 15% and 30% of the equipment running in your data center is comatose.