Sentence examples for lifetime less than from inspiring English sources

In a handful of countries women average just one child over a lifetime, less than half the replacement rate.

The components which have a lifetime less than the lifetime of the project need to be replaced during the project lifetime.

Serving in such extreme conditions (seawater, sand) results in limited lifetimes less than 6 months.

Up to a connection lifetime of 3 4 min, the average E2EDelay performance is less with the proposed FRB approach (FUZZY) compared to TOPSIS, because the average connection lifetime is less than the state lifetime.

A similar mathematical device is applied (in Appendix A) to reduce from three to two the number of workforce cohorts needed when the length of the safety system's service lifetime is less than the working lifetime.

In order to test respondents' understanding of the TTO concept, a test question was included offering a choice of full health and a longer remaining lifetime, or less than full health and a reduced lifetime.

Based on [45], 45% of the streams have a lifetime of less than 2 s, 53% have a lifetime between 2 s and 15 min, and the rest has life times more than 15 min (usually in the order of hours).

Dragonflies are session with lifetime of less than 2 s while the tortoises are the sessions with long lifetimes, normally over 15 min. Authors of [45] showed that although the lifetime of sessions are variable; the lifetime distribution shape is the same for both Tortoise and dragonflies and it does not not experience rapid changes over time.

Another issue is that although newer generations of laptops and tablets are expected to have battery lifetime up to 10 hours or more, almost half of the students' laptops have a battery lifetime of less than four hours, which is not sufficient for a whole day of study activities.

Figure 2 illustrates that, while our FLIM multiwell-plate reader was set to acquire data with a gate width of 2000 ps, it can be used to measure the fluorescence decay of fluorophores with much shorter lifetimes, due to the steep edges of the gated optical intensifier (GOI) time-gate, and can distinguish lifetime differences less than ≈20 ps.

"In the Penal Colony," one of the few stories Kafka published in his lifetime, is less than 25 pages long, yet it is so disturbing that some readers cannot finish it in a single sitting.