Sentence examples for growth lifetime from inspiring English sources

The initiation from an inclusion or other defect is almost equal to the total crack growth lifetime, perhaps much more than 99% of this lifetime in many cases.

However, the sample heterogeneity was in the order of magnitude of the changes recorded for the distinct mutants and transfection of GFP-MCAK rescued growth lifetime, but not growth speed.

Lower temperatures lead to lower limits for the C2H2 pressure which result in lower growth rates but also lead to even lower coarsening rates which result in even longer growth lifetimes.

When the ratio of HCF to LCF cycles was 100 or more the fatigue crack growth lifetimes were significantly lower than predicted using linear damage summation methods assuming no load-interaction effect.

Although this model reproduced experimental lifetimes at some tubulin concentrations, the authors state that a "shortcoming of the model is that it produces growth lifetimes that more steeply depend on tubulin-GTP concentration than that observed".

The benefits of raising birth-weights come from several factors: reduced infant mortality, savings on health costs and lost output due to illness, improved growth and lifetime productivity.

He hopes it will inspire architects and engineers to branch out beyond their concrete and steel confinements, and embrace a material that sequesters carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, holding it captive during its growth and lifetime in a structure – one tonne of CO2 per cubic metre of wood.

The crack-layer model provides a framework for modeling fracture growth and lifetime prediction.

The Annuities segment provides tax-deferred investment growth and lifetime income opportunities for its clients by offering fixed and variable annuities.

The growth in lifetimes is less pronounced than the growth when m > 3. Figure 13 Lifetime(s) of WSN with m-LPA (200 500 nodes).

Malnutrition makes children more prone to illness and stunts physical and intellectual growth for a lifetime.