Sentence examples for lifetime during the from inspiring English sources

He says that people in their 40's and 50's already had the scare of a lifetime during the Cuban missile crisis.

The network lifetime during the coverage for the target node is depicted in Fig. 11.

Furthermore, to extend the mobile lifetime during the handover process, an energy detection (ED) model is deployed at the communication layer to detect the energy level of the mobile device prior to the handover initialization process.

Mode lifetime during the evaporation period of any droplet has been found to decrease in a power law fashion both theoretically and experimentally when higher driving frequencies are considered.

When used for pregnant women, the AAS addresses violence during their lifetime, during the preceding 12 months and during pregnancy.

Thus, for those who died we used an estimate of 75% of QOL of the age- and sex-matched QOL of respondents and used the exact lifetime during the first year.

Van Gogh died because of an instant (or a lifetime) during which the portrait of his life appeared worse than the portrait of his death.

This method provided the growth rate of a crack during its lifetime during which the safety of operation can be assessed and efficient maintenance plans can be scheduled by the asset managers.

The Duke warned that rhinos face extinction in "our lifetimes" during the speech given at 800ft (244 metres) above London at The View from The Shard on Thursday.

We also collected information on age at their first pregnancy, number of pregnancies in their lifetime and during the time working as a FEW, number of induced abortions they had in their lifetime and during the time working as a FEW and the facility where they received their most recent induced abortion services.

Each of the 17 athletes she took to the trials swam a lifetime best during the eight-day meet.