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For example, coatings are expected to help protect automobiles from corrosion and aggressive chemicals for 10 years; for refrigerators and dishwashers the expected lifetime is even longer.

Durable goods are generally defined as those whose expected lifetime is greater than three years, and spending on durable goods is much more volatile than spending in the other two categories.

The last reference irradiation scenario, consisting of 20 MJ of neutron yields, 5 yields per burst, one burst every week and 30 years of expected lifetime is considered for this study.

Vega is only about a tenth of the age of the Sun, but since it is 2.1 times as massive its expected lifetime is also one tenth of that of the Sun; both stars are at present approaching the midpoint of their life expectancies.

Net present value of all future costs and benefits (during each person's expected lifetime) is imputed to the steady-state population during the current year.

The total expected lifetime cost is used in the optimization to account for both initial construction cost and future equivalent failure costs.

One study found the expected lifetime cost of circumcision was small, compared with larger expected benefits [25].

The expected lifetime cost of such treatment is USD 1755 per person, while the cheapest alternative is the diuretic drug (Hydrochlorothiazide), with an expected lifetime cost of USD 74 per person (Table 5).

The photovoltaic panels will not require replacement during the system lifetime since their expected life is 25 years.

During their expected lifetime, which is required to last longer than 20 years, they will be subjected to heat and moisture loads induced by internal and external climatic conditions.

Over the expected lifetime, there was an incremental cost of £5970 for low vs high adherence (95% CI: −£7372 to −£4644) mainly due to the difference in in-patient stay and other dispensing costs.