Sentence examples similar to guaranteed lifespan from inspiring English sources

The panels have a guaranteed lifespan of three years, while the steel frame has a lifespan of 10 years.

Such modeling is useful for optimization of structure design to guarantee a longer lifespan.

An evolutionary-based routing protocol is proposed, which can guarantee better tradeoff between the lifespan and the stability period of the network with efficient energy utilization.

That means limiting the scope of joint guarantees to specific portions of member states' sovereign debt, or setting a defined lifespan to the guarantees.

"The lifespan is 70,000 hours guaranteed," says the director of Liter of Light Colombia, Camilo Hererra, "that's six years of light".

With many industries tackling the same issue, he believes that this engineering problem should be solved in the coming years, and their solar cells should be guaranteed to have a commercially viable lifespan.

The company is a certified B-Corp and its products are guaranteed to last 61 years (roughly the lifespan of someone living in the developing world).

While the AAF survived the weekend which wasn't a guarantee, according to the USA Today report its lifespan could be short without a boost from the NFLPA.

A study several years ago in North Carolina asked athletes if they would take a substance that would guarantee them a gold medal, but also shorten their lifespan by several years.

Employers used to offer these guarantees but then left employees to deal with market and lifespan uncertainty.

The CRPD expressly stipulates the conditions and standards that should underpin the planning and delivery of rehabilitation services and programs in the area of health and specifies States' legal obligations in guaranteeing equal and uninterrupted access to quality rehabilitation across the lifespan for all people with disabilities, including women, children and the aged [ 8].