Sentence examples for given the same lifespan from inspiring English sources

All foundresses are given the same lifespan in terms of "effective mm," and the same degree of selectivity in terms of a maximum style length, such that they are willing to oviposit in all ovules with styles less than this length.

Everyone should be given the same chance'.

She had given the same lecture twice.

Now some can handle 100 shots and computer models suggest this might be multiplied sixfold, giving railgun barrels roughly the same lifespan as five-inch naval guns, says Mr Carr.This greater durability is due in part to better x-ray and ultrasound diagnostics for inspecting new alloys used in the construction of railguns, and improved cooling techniques.

From 1969 to 1972, Dandelion probably had roughly the same lifespan as its namesake: a hamster given to Peel by Marc Bolan.

An Israeli study of 2,374 people found that those who retired earlier had the same lifespan as those who did not.

In this world nobody falls ill, everyone has the same lifespan, there is no warfare, and institutions and marriage and sexual fidelity are dispensed with.

Unfortunately, TNR is often hindered by misunderstandings about the nature of feral cats, which scientific studies show are healthy and can enjoy the same lifespan as pet cats.

Both gave the same unsatisfying answer.

He now gives the same response.

"I gave the same speech about hunger.