Sentence examples for fleet life from inspiring English sources

The first section of the paper discusses general fleet life assessment methods followed by a description of traditional US Navy method of fleet fatigue life assessment and individual aircraft fatigue tracking.

In Fleet Street, life pretty much went back to normal.

BAE wants to control the fleet 'through life' from building the submarines itself to maintaining and servicing them.

(He voluntarily reduced that benefit, which originally was to allow him free access to the Citigroup fleet for life).

The life-size soldiers from the late 1940s came from the Great Danbury State Fair, said Mr. Aletti, who then pointed to a 1930s display of a fleet of life-size reindeer pulling Santa in his sleigh.

Estimated fleet-wide life-cycle primary energy savings at most reach 70-173 million GJ/year in 2050, with cumulative savings of 1.2 2.8 billion GJ.

He has argued that the ability of one company to manage the fleet throughout its life is in line with the Government's Defence Industrial Strategy, and would create hundreds of millions of pounds of savings.

The simple answer is that the current fleet would require significant life extension work to address their increasing reliability issues.

We do not want them to come in like a demolition fleet – every aspect of life in the village will be effected if this goes ahead".

According to the Pentagon, "General Atomics - Aeronautical Systems, Inc., Poway, Calif., has been awarded a $28,289,068 cost-plus-incentive-fee cost-plus-incentive-fee cost-plus-incentive-fee cost-plus-incentive-feem Phase I to manage the strucontractntegrity oforhe MQ-9 fleet throughout the aimplementationycle".

Formed in 2004, the NAS is comprised of a fully operational ambulance fleet with 160 basic life support-equipped ambulances and more than 1,200 emergency medical technicians (EMTs).