Sentence examples for joint lifetime from inspiring English sources

The beneficiaries of pensioners with a joint lifetime or guaranteed term annuity who die under the age of 75 will also be able to receive future payments tax free.

For in-phase loading, therefore, the vibratory motion is damped more effectively, with additional beneficial effects on joint lifetime.

To the prediction of welded joint lifetimes the model of separated diffusion and fatigue failure was applied.

Adopting these new criteria will provide an improved understanding of the importance of off-stoichiometry at the head/liner interface and may lead to significant extensions in artificial joint lifetimes.

The results show that the prolongation of intervals between the putting out of operation tends to welded joints lifetime elongation.

diagnosis of insomnia bAnswered "yes" to the question "Have you during the last year for at least 3 months had pain in muscles and joints?" Lifetime prevalence of migraine was 32.8% (26.7 38.8), 38.8% (95% CI 31.0 46.7) among women and 21.3% (95% CI 12.1 30.4) among men.

In addition, frequency effect varies among different parts of the welded joint and fatigue lifetime.

Patients came in with digestive troubles, infections, and, often, strained necks and sore joints from a lifetime of carrying big open baskets full of apples or firewood or household goods.

To investigate the influence of cumulative lifetime hip joint force on the risk of self-reported medically-diagnosed hip osteoarthritis (OA).

We have applied the plasma immersion ion implantation (PIII) to the samples made of these alloys to enhance their tribological properties and hence to make it possible to extend considerably their lifetime as joint components when implanted in humans.

Mr Thompson has judged no less than 4,773 joint competitions in his lifetime, none of which have ever been documented or reported.