Sentence examples for lifespan of one from inspiring English sources
The company says the average lifespan of one of its T-shirts depends on the style, but its members have been exchanging items every three to six months.
Radiocarbon dating reveals that individuals reach an impressive lifespan of one to more than five centuries, placing them among the longest-lived molluscs known to date.
So far, tests have shown the gelatine can be extended to a lifespan of one month, although Pakstaite believes it may last longer.
Though no hard numbers exist, the typical lifespan of one of the 129 legally operating nightclubs in Manhattan seems to be about 18 months.
The zooid has a lifespan of one week, then dies in a process called takeover.
After completing a two-week developmental program, zooids have a defined lifespan of one week as an adult.
"She was able to take a hit and use it as a departure point to create extensions and brands, rather than having the network rise and fall based on the lifespan of that one show.
Most contain a spring, hence the trigger action, and are way too useful to last the lifespan of just one bottle before being discarded.
Given our predetermined assumptions that the array receives five equivalent noontime hours of sun exposure on an average day and has a 25-year lifespan, the lifetime productivity of one watt of photovoltaic generating capability is 45.6 kilowatt hours.
From the point of the energy security, it seems to be optimal to increase the availability of domestic sub-bituminous coal and continue with the preparation of new nuclear energy blocks and extending the lifespan of existing ones.
Constructs that were exposed to chronic low flow displayed high permeabilities to bovine serum albumin and 10 kDa dextran, numerous focal leaks, low size selectivity, and short lifespan of less than one week.
