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So, the high relative maintenance ratio during early phase of CR and high overall lifetime integral, I, result in less net damage, which maintains a lower level late in life and leads to better health and longer lifespan.
We quantify lifetime as the integral of the time autocorrelation function (ACF) of concentration fluctuations around a non-equilibrium steady state of the reaction network.
The possibilities of crack initiation and propagation are evaluated by calculating the low cycle fatigue lifetime and J-integrals, respectively.
As many have pointed out, last year, when 26-year-old Stanford grad and Compton native Richard Sherman played the game of a lifetime and served an integral role in sending the Seattle Seahawks into the Super Bowl, he gave an impassioned post-game speech in which he called out his opponents' perceived slights against him.
Indeed, all integral PM proteins have a functional lifetime and must ultimately be removed and degraded.
It was reported that the wave function overlap integral is inversely proportional to the radiative lifetime [16], giving rise to the charge separation of the electron and hole for longer lifetime values.
Lest you think I'm a total wimp, full disclosure -- two movies in my "Top Ten" list have enough blood to last me a lifetime, but, in these cases, the violence is integral to the story lines: "The Godfather" and "The Godfather, Part II".
As we showed in Figure 5, 6 and 8, the overall, lifetime effects of CR on health maintenance, namely, the integral is greater than 1.
Anything inherently digital is awkwardly out of place next to the masses of ephemera the artist produced in the course of his lifetime – the paper, cardboard, tins, rocks and found objects that were so integral to his work.
