Sentence examples for lifetime generation from inspiring English sources

The interconnected ecosystem nature of the offshore wind park industry is stressed through the definition of LCOE, which briefly is noted as 'the sum of the discounted lifetime generation costs divided by the sum of discounted lifetime electricity output (MWh)' (Crown estate 2012).

"They're supposed to last a lifetime — generations, really.

It's obvious that they have a once-in-a-lifetime generation of players in terms of Kompany, Vermaelen, Vertonghen, Fellaini and Lukaku, but they also now have a genius in Eden Hazard, and that makes them potential world champions, but only if they can gel as a team.

"He's not only the pitcher of a lifetime, a generation, but a baseball player of a generation".

I guess it's a very pop moment of a lifetime or generation.

"The typical government spends around 15percentt of its G.D.P. to defend against exterior military threats that may never occur during the lifetime of generation," Dr. Bendimerad said.

The bend-twist deformation coupling behavior of these materials can be hydroelastically tailored to improve system performance over the expected life of the turbine by way of rapid, passive pitch control that can increase lifetime power generation, reduce hydrodynamic instabilities, and improve load shedding and structural performance.

From the moment of publication in his lifetime, successive generations have felt that Montaigne was speaking to them as a close friend.

I had lived a lifetime through generations of Garps and I did not want to leave them.

Maybe nothing will happen in your lifetime, but generations later, you might be renowned for your efforts!

When one notable lifetime ends, that generation begins to end, too.