Sentence examples for life variation from inspiring English sources

There exists a potential for loss of an aircraft if a component fatigue life does not take into account all factors than can cause life variation.

The fatigue crack initiation and short crack propagation behaviors for both raw DZ4 and recrystallized samples were in situ examined, which rationalized the observed effect of recrystallization on the LCF life variation.

Different models have been proposed in the literature to describe fatigue life variation with respect to the applied stress by assuming the applied stress as a deterministic independent variable and the fatigue life as a dependent random variable.

For pragmatic trials, where generalisability or external validity is key, greater flexibility is written into trial protocols to allow for 'real life' variation in procedures.

The purpose of this study was explore whether a model of daily health-related utility using EQ-5D dataved data from randomised trials would more accurately reflect quality of life variation than weekly observations, and to use these data to determine the long-term utility benefit of GRAZAX® versus placebo in combination with the symptom relieving drugs taken normally by sufferers.

The role for evolutionary history in acclimation response is consistent with the range of acclimation abilities we see in nature; although the ability to acclimate seems to span every kingdom of life, variation exists both between and within species (Charmantier et al. 2008; Reed and Waples 2010; Somero 2010; Tepolt and Somero 2014).

Since these outliers are not data entry errors but rather reflect real life variations in the indicators we retained them in further analysis.

It is found that threshold shifts in the gate-oxide/silicon interface as well as minority carrier life-time variations in the silicon bulk are minimal.

America is the land of spurious, seat-of-the-pants self-invention, and Mr. Joost and Mr. Shulman, a couple of young men with cameras and college degrees, find themselves in a real-life variation on a venerable American theme.

Even a real-life variation of the science-fiction film "Fantastic Voyage" might be possible, but instead of a miniature Raquel Welch traveling through a patient's veins in a tiny submarine, this adventure would feature silicon microchips using their own laser light to guide a path through the human body and diagnose medical problems.

To interpret real-life variation of policy outcomes, however, it is important to recognize that observed production and inequality outcomes need not be those that maximize the total welfare of the economy.