Sentence examples for lifetime of a system from inspiring English sources

The lifetime of a system is expected to be 40 years, but most are warranteed by the manufacturer for 25, he said.

Design ideas emerge and are refined throughout the lifetime of a system.

Table 1 represents power consumption and lifetime of a system model which has five different power states (S0 – S0).

Reliability engineers are not only interested in controlling the mean lifetime of a system, but also comparing the variability of the lifetimes of two systems.

An optimal design is presented for the estimation of the extrapolation of the mean lifetime of a system, observed under stressed conditions.

Such studies can be used for benchmarking, as well as a measure of how maintenance requirements might change over the intended lifetime of a system.

Parallel and series systems are the building blocks of more complex coherent systems, wherein the lifetime of a series system corresponds to the smallest order statistic X 1 : n and the lifetime of a parallel system corresponds to the largest order statistic X n : n.

The proposed framework optimizes the entire lifetime cost of a system consisting of two main steps which are 1) design & installation and 2) operation as two sequence modules.

This is not your fault, but you being elected to lead the peoples' house after making a mistake that cost ordinary people over a million dollars, and spending more money on lawyers defending yourself and filing for bankruptcy than some families make in a lifetime, wreaks of a system that is rigged to lift only some.

In order for the geothermal system to produce an economic precious metal deposit within the typical lifetime of a geothermal system, the deposition process must be efficient, and the gold and silver concentrations in the geothermal fluid must be sufficient.

The lifetime of a series system corresponds to the smallest order statistic X 1 : n.