There will be no return within the lifetime of any generation that can be imagined, and the trip will exterminate a large fraction of species on the planet.
It's a lifetime of an entire generation, and people associate Lenin's name with their own lives.
That's just plain sloppy journalism, and with millions of Americans facing mental health issues through the course of their lifetimes, and a generation of American men and women returning from wars suffering from these treatable illnesses and yet often resisting reaching out for help and ending their lives in suicide, we have a responsibility as journalists to be much more careful.
That choice will shape Scotland's future, not just for the lifetime of a parliament but for generations.
Herein, throughput is defined as all the successfully transmitted data packets in bits per second, saturation throughput is defined as the successfully transmitted data packets in bits per second, given that each node always has a packet to transmit, and delay is defined as the mean lifetime of a data packet from its generation to its successful reception by the recipient.
"In the lifetime of my generation, most of the diseases we are dealing with, if not cured, should be turned into treatable chronic diseases," Mr. Simon said in 2007, speaking of a notion that was widely held at the time but that most researchers now believe was wildly optimistic.
The lifetime of one generation is assumed to be Δ t = 1/ N; that is, in time t = s · Δ t = s/ N, one observes s generations, s = Nt.
"He's not only the pitcher of a lifetime, a generation, but a baseball player of a generation".
Some chemicals with endocrine-disrupting properties may also cause transgenerational effects (effects carried across generations as a consequence of events that happen during the lifetime of the previous generation).
Therefore he predicts that priestly celibacy will become voluntary within the lifetime of the current generation and that women will become priests within three or four generations.
