Sentence examples for lifespan at from inspiring English sources
Tsultrim Dorgee Chunang, general secretary of the Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC), loyally puts the Dalai Lama's lifespan at 110.
He said the group had not discussed adopting any rule regarding a mandatory helmet lifespan at its recent rules meeting.
The idea: reviving Facebook's traditional 'poke' feature as a way to send self-destructing messages, photos and videos to friends, setting their lifespan at one, three, five or 10 seconds.
Our approach significantly improves the GPU fault-tolerance capability and GPU's lifespan, at a reasonable overhead.
Plus, the console probably has a pretty long lifespan (at least five years), with price drops along the way.
While Page says that curing cancer won't be the key to extending the average human lifespan, at some point, Calico and others will have to face it head on.
A club survey puts the average lifespan at 11.4 years.
The spiny dogfish has the longest lifespan at more than 100 years.
A UK breed survey puts the median lifespan at 12 years 10 months.
It is reaching the end of its hydrogen-fusing lifespan at an age of 6.2 billion years.
Thus, B. lanceolatum lifespan at the Racou can be estimated to 5 years.
