Needless to say, Mr. Frank did not get the standing ovation given to the winner of the lifetime achievement award, Kenneth Guenther, the retired president and chief executive of the Independent Community Bankers Association.
Perhaps we even come to savor a lifetime given to the beautiful interplay of truth and the edification of all our souls.
Finally, some consideration is given to predicting the lifetime of an alloy component forming a protective scale in the steady-state regime.
Unless we count the two epistolary essays on poetry and philosophical language, the only substantial and completed work that Pico gave to the world in his lifetime was the Heptaplus (1489), a Cabalist commentary on the first 26 verses of Genesis.
Then came the lifetime ban given to Lyudmila Blonska when the Ukrainian tested positive for methyltestosterone at the Beijing Games, after finishing runner-up to her compatriot Nataliya Dobrynska.
Bernie Ecclestone said today that he believes the lifetime ban given to Flavio Briatore for race fixing was too harsh and that the former Renault team principal should appeal, even though he felt Briatore had "handled the whole thing badly" and could have avoided the punishment if he had confessed to his involvement.
Frank Gehry, 83, for whom Mr. Wilkinson said he worked for a year before being fired ("I wasn't a good employee," he said. "I didn't like to be told what to do")., took the stage to give the lifetime achievement award to his best friend, Mr. Wurman, 77.
By the time the mountain of a body that housed him collapsed at 85 years of age, I realized with clarity and unusual peace of mind, that he had given me everything he had to give over the lifetime we shared; there was no need for grasping, no need for gluttony, no need for anything more.
In 2004, the game did not make the top 10; Wired editors said that they had given DNF the Lifetime Achievement Award to get it off of the list.
It is most straightforward computationally to start with the disutility, rather than the utility, of a particular health state, computed as the ratio of the duration of life that would be given up (to avoid the lifetime health state) to the expected duration of time lived in the health state.
