Sentence examples for estimated lifetimes from inspiring English sources

The estimated lifetimes using the novel technique is of similar quality with standard estimation providing the probability density function of lifetime as an additional output.

The estimated lifetimes of the detectors are sufficiently long and therefore, the design and the construction are robust and practical for applications such as fissile material detection.

In addition, there is a need to match estimated lifetimes more and more exactly, so it is important to predict accurately the effective stresses on mechanical parts.

Finally, the estimated lifetimes were compared to experimental results of component fatigue tests on full-scale crane runway girder tests with traveling wheel load.

Then, three groups of gaseous contamination ADT were performed at elevated ambient temperatures of 40 °C, 50 °C, and 60 °C, respectively and the estimated lifetimes of the SPTRs under normal condition were obtained through acceleration model (Arrhenius model).

They varied how much of the gas would be absorbed by the ocean or soils and how much might be emitted in each hemisphere, and they considered different estimated lifetimes of the gas.

The estimated lifetime expense for today's steel retirees alone is $14 billion.

The estimated lifetime births per woman is down 16percentt from a recent peak in 2007.

The estimated lifetime in the third stage reaches the design target.

The most recent major survey of the US population found an estimated lifetime rate of no less than 50.8%.

In the US the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention note that ingested uranium can increase a person's risk of kidney damage and estimated lifetime risk of cancer.