Sentence examples for lifetime improving from inspiring English sources

A self-made man who remained true to his roots and spent a lifetime improving the lives of others, Nathan served as a trustee of the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation which has generously helped MDA save lives in Israel.

Introducing peptide bond surrogates (denoted ψ, according to Spatola's nomenclature for a class of peptide mimetics called pseudopeptides (Spatola 1983), has been long recognized as a powerful strategy for enhancing peptides' biological lifetime, improving biological activity or selectivity, designing enzyme inhibitors or inducing particular conformational features in potential vaccine candidates.

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The proposed current short circuit method can significantly extend the lifetime, improve the performance of PEMFC and decrease the size of the main FC for stationary, backup power sources and vehicular applications.

Moreover, the lifetime improved up to 27 μs after annealing.

In such a case, fixing τ 1 to the value of p-Ps lifetime improves the reliability of finite-term analysis, not affecting the value of o-Ps lifetime [10].

Due to high node mobility the neighbour list of a node might change more often, thereby raising the need for predicting link lifetime for improving reliability in communication.

Wear and corrosion are the main failure mechanisms of bearings and it is important to prolong their working lifetimes by improving the bearing surface properties.

The network lifetime is improved since it benefits from a clustered structure and the number of hops control.

The second generation of satellites: GLONASS-M have the L2 civil signal, extended lifetime and improved clock stability.

"We have been presented with the best chance in a generation, and possibly a lifetime, to improve the lives and raise the aspirations of every Glaswegian," said Steven Purcell, the then-leader of Glasgow city council.