Sentence examples for expected shelf life from inspiring English sources

Generally, video tape has an expected shelf life of no more than 30 years, and VHS tapes begin to show their age in five years or less, degrading seriously after 15 years.

It is found that the expected shelf-life and its variance significantly affect expected profits.

Time-temperature-indicator (TTI -based auTTI -basedvices (automaticidevicesne informADson to incoming consumers regarding the exprovideshelf-life onlineducts to be purchased.

Among the new scenarios explored in this study are different levels of the following: price-sensitivity; utility variability; expiry prediction error; demand variability; expected shelf-life; variability of shelf-life.

No director makes a festival-bound psychological thriller as unrestricted as "Krisha" -- we never get a full account of the character's ailments -- and expects its shelf life to go far, at least not without Meryl Streep's name stamped on the advertisements.

To estimate an expected shelf-life of their seed lots or to modify seed priming treatments, seed companies perform artificial storage experiments at elevated moisture level and/or elevated temperature.

However, as a light increase in deamidation can be expected during DP shelf life, a lower level of deamidation may be desirable.

The smoking is expected to extend the shelf life of the camel milk, despite the high environmental temperatures (>28 °C).

On the basis of previous experience, trapping with APols can be expected to increase the shelf life of MPs and the storage temperature of chips as compared to detergent solutions.

When art aspires to the general condition of pop culture (which we ought to lament as a compromise of civilized ambition rather than a sign of society's ruin), then that art, like most pop culture, can expect to have the shelf life of an average rap song.

But the right topical topic can turn out to have a longer shelf life than expected.