Sentence examples for individual lifetime from inspiring English sources

This award is given for individual lifetime achievement in the field of biogeography.

Calculating the mean chamber building function for a species inhabiting a distinct geographical region, its inverse can be used in this region to estimate the individual lifetime based on the final growth state (= chamber number).

A report on NHS spending by the Institute for Fiscal Studies and the Nuffield Trust put the options starkly: an unreformed social care system would cost an extra 3.3% a year between 2014 and 2022; implementing Dilnot's £35,000 cap on individual lifetime liability for care costs would cost an extra 5.4% a year – about £3bn more annually by 2022.

Cross-party talks on reform have reopened and the government is due to publish in the spring a progress report on its thinking, including a response to the Dilnot commission, which last year called for extra state spending of an initial £1.7bn to help underwrite a revamped system based on a cap of £35,000 on individual lifetime care costs.

Thus information has been accumulating among different lineages of plant and animal life over evolutionary times, while information usage differences accumulate in different cell lineages within an individual lifetime.

To be sure, in the context of an individual lifetime that experiment may perceived as unfolding rather slowly.

Buller argues that our minds are not adapted to the Pleistocene, but, like the immune system, are continually adapting, over both evolutionary time and individual lifetimes.

He studies how transportation options affect people over time, in terms of individual lifetimes and generationally, with particular attention to how life events play a role.

Elections happen every year". Yet, he urges that we must work for these changes in our relationship to the biosphere even if we know we won't see it accomplished in our individual lifetimes.

In addition, if all the individual lifetimes are measured with respect to the same initial reference state, then 1/θ 0 corresponds to the arithmetic mean of these individual times.

In most archeological contexts, it is equal folly to attempt chronological resolution even so finely as to individual lifetimes; most archeological deposits are time-averaged over coarser scales (Shott 2008b; 2010a, b; Stern 1993).