Sentence examples for life span that from inspiring English sources

The methuselah flies have an average life span that is 35percentt longer than normal.

In their original desert habitat, the Washingtonias have been known to grow more than 100 feet tall in a life span that can exceed 50 years, he said.

They can recharge within minutes and have a life span that will probably outlast the remote control, said Michael W. Sund, a spokesman for the company.

"That is turning out to be the most exciting new pathway for extending normal life span that has ever been discovered," Dr. Collins said.

Admirers of the Porsche 911 would insist that no other model in the auto industry has stayed so true to its original formula, a production life span that is closing in on 50 years.

Despite one of music's most positive names the veteran quintet Yes has seen more than its share of turbulence and rivalries over a life span that has now reached its 45th year.

According to Caspari, it was longer human life spans that seem to have made this flourishing possible.

With life spans that approach those of humans, orcas have strong family bonds, elaborate vocal communication and cooperative hunting strategies.

Others, such as loggerhead sea turtles (Caretta caretta), are long-lived species that require 25 or more years to mature and have life spans that exceed 50 years.

And they are, in principle at least, immortal: they can have life spans that greatly exceed those of humans, and some are capable of surviving catastrophes that kill millions of people.

In this video, Chicken is back to demonstrate how to reduce a pumpkin seed to a size that will fit into her cheek pouches: Captive dwarf hamsters have life spans that are nearly double that of their wild brethren (3, or occasionally 4, years compared to 2 years).