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"They have a battery and a finite life span," Mr Banks said.

Substandard concrete could have a shorter life span, Mr. Castleman said.

Life span, Mr. Vaupel explained, has improved since 1840, with most scientific breakthroughs until 1950 favoring the young.

By estimating that his lights will be on for 15 hours a day, and factoring in the package's promise of a 2,000-hour 2,000-hourper bulifeMr. Warner haspanlculated that he will need 600 of these bulbs to last through his lease.

"When you charge fast all the time, you limit the life span of the battery," Mr. Zeine said.

"Oil has a finite life span at the surface," Mr. Amos said Tuesday, after examining fresh radar images of the slick.

Throughout the life span of his project, Mr. Müller will organize food events, highlighting new agricultural techniques and dietary preferences; he will also produce a cookbook.

Phase A: MRS phantoms will be prepared (expected life span 2 years) and scanned in 3 T MR scanners at the participating centres.

Somehow, at a time when 10 years seems a full life span for big-city restaurants, Mr. Chow persists, and even grows.

According to Mr. Mazumder, the life span of a panel should be approximately 20 years.

The final deal allows a total life span of 32 years for power plants, Mr. Schroder said.