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

Allowing for the finite lifetime of the catalyst (B→inert products) adds another dimension.

Hence, nodes will operate for a finite duration which implies a finite lifetime of the applications of interest or additional cost to regularly change batteries.

The aim of this paper is to formulate and validate an alternative design approach suitable for predicting finite lifetime of mechanical assemblies subjected to constant amplitude (CA) fretting fatigue loading.

The transition amplitude δt from partial slip (P.S) to gross slip (G.S), defining the domains of infinite and finite lifetime of the contact, was found using the variable displacement amplitude methodology (VDA).

The reduction of the coherence length is due to the phonon-induced finite lifetime of the electron states  [35].

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).

This idea of a finite lifetime for the cosmos is dependent on the Standard Model being the ultimate scheme in physics.

CCL-186) are non-transformed, non-immortalized human diploid fibroblasts from fetal lung and have a finite lifetime being capable of attaining around 58 population doublings before the onset of senescence.

Metastable states must have finite lifetime and the definition of state has to include a reference to time.

Unlike typical human-to-human communications, MTC devices are equipped with batteries of finite lifetime and generate bursty and automatic data without or with low human intervention, so that traffic in the uplink direction is accentuated [3].