Sentence examples for finite lifetime from inspiring English sources

A star has a finite lifetime because it is burning fuel.

"Since there is a finite total energy, this means a finite lifetime".

There is a finite lifetime of use for those big structures.

"This is a very sober reminder that the rover ultimately has a finite lifetime," Dr. Grotzinger said.

The particles of the ring current have a finite lifetime before being lost to the Earth's atmosphere.

The spread arises from the fact that, because the electron can make a transition to another state, the initial state has a finite lifetime.

The descendants of the human race, whatever they are, will have to move away from this rock and this solar system to survive – stars have finite lifetimes.

Gone was the notion of individual species, with discrete births and finite lifetimes.

Moreover, dissipation leads to finite lifetimes of the vacuum states, thus representing temporally limited rather than unlimited memory (Alfinito and Vitiello 2000; Alfinito et al. 2001).

Furthrmore, we found that tolerace lost when LTx was delayed 100days post-DST suggesting that alloantigen-primed CD4+ T-cells have extended but finite lifetimes in the absence of continuous alloantigen exposure (Fig. 1).

The first evidence that N-monosubstituted carbamoyloxyls had finite lifetimes was also forthcoming.