Sentence examples for lifetime of a single from inspiring English sources
Such transformation cannot happen within the lifetime of a single parliament.
Organisms show two kinds of change through time: during the lifetime of a single animal (you don't look much like the egg you started as) and during the evolutionary history of a biological lineage (you don't look much like your three-and-a-half-billion-year-old ancestor).
Another is that changing any part of the Greek constitution is a burdensome procedure it can't be done in the lifetime of a single parliament and stripping out all the provisions which privilege the church and various monasteries would take an enormous amount of political energy and time.
Transit agencies can save up to $365,000 over the 12-year expected lifetime of a single bus.
In order to properly model the network behavior, we consider four different distributions (exponential, uniform, Rayleigh, and lognormal) for the lifetime of a single sensor.
Likewise, we could at the same time consider developmental changes that occur over the lifetime of a single entity, organic or inorganic (e.g., Mick Jagger or a '64 Corvette), as it undergoes age-related changes in its life history passage.
Q lifetime : Lifetime throughput of a single battery.
Specifically, an optimization algorithm is proposed for maximizing the lifetime of a single-cluster network, followed by an extension to handle multi-cluster networks.
Figures 5(a) - 5(c) display simultaneously measured multiple optical characteristics (PL intensity fluctuations, emission spectra, PL lifetimes) of a single QD isolated on a glass substrate after purification and deposition using ES-DMA.
where Q lifetime is the lifetime throughput of a single battery (kWh), Q thrpt is the annual battery throughput (kWh/year) and R batt,f is the battery float life (year).
If we were to extrapolate individual figures for this historical cohort, then the comparative cost, normalized for inflation, is £0.17 million (USD 0.26 million) for life, the lifetime cost of a single amputee.
