Sentence examples for lifetime entry from inspiring English sources

Schwartzel has now guaranteed exemption on the European Tour until 2018 and lifetime entry to the Masters.

The first two columns examine early entrepreneurial entry, and the last two columns examine lifetime entry.

Academic diversity should be more important for early entry, and occupational or industrial diversity should matter more for lifetime entry.

So obscure has Salinger become, so posthumous an American literary presence even during his lifetime, there is no entry for JD Salinger in the Salon.com Reader's Guide to Contemporary Authors.

In addition, these TNTs show different biophysical properties, for example, increased diameter allowing dye entry, prolonged lifetime and decreased membrane fluidity.

This was in the same order of magnitude as an estimate from a model-based prediction study using data from the UK Breast Screening Frequency Trial, which estimated a 17% reduction in the risk of breast cancer death in annual compared with triennial screening in women aged 50 62 years at entry with lifetime follow-up (van Ravesteyn et al, 2011).

The major developments of the 1920s were the merger of Daimler and Benz in 1926, after the founders of those firms had died (their bitter rivalry for the distinction of being the inventor of the gasoline automobile made any such union during their lifetimes unthinkable), and the entry of General Motors onto the German scene through the acquisition of the Adam Opel company in 1929.

Residual lifetime estimations and re-entry predictions are affected by substantial uncertainties, associated with atmospheric density models, with the forecasts of the relevant solar and geomagnetic activity indices and with tracking data, which for uncontrolled re-entries are usually sparse and not particularly accurate.

STIL is meant for adjusting lifetime value for incoming Interest packet while HLLR is utilized for managing PIT entries in efficient manner.

Such methods and guidelines will be also very helpful during the design process of a satellite in order to decide, whether a controlled re-entry had to be foreseen at the end of the lifetime, or an uncontrolled re-entry would be acceptable.

These results are consistent with the hypothesis that delaying school entry increases the lifetime earnings of poorer candidates.