Sentence examples for lifetime of flight from inspiring English sources

It has been reported that increased number of hours in a smoky cabin was associated with increased sinusitis, middle ear infections, and asthma over the lifetime of flight attendants [ 13].

For any type of balloons (spherical, pumpkin, …), it is necessary to have a good knowledge of the mechanical behavior of envelopes regarding the level and the lifetime of the flight.

Such a system can be applied in the construction of a real-time multichannel scalar (RTMS) designed for time-of-flight (TOF) mass spectrometry or lifetime decay measurements.

"With a lifetime in prison ahead, his risk of flight increases by a factor of infinity, in my view".

As the story of someone who dedicated a large part of a lifetime to working on the puzzle of flight while living in humble circumstances, Whitehead deserves attention and recognition.

Time-of-flight distribution enables depth and concentration to be uncoupled and fluorescence lifetime to be determined.

"I wore an entire lifetime of her jewelry during our flight to Canada," he recalled.

In order to achieve this ambitious scientific task, this cooler is required to provide a stable temperature reference (∼20 K) and appropriate cooling (∼1 W) to the two instruments on-board, with a flight operational lifetime of 18 months.

Three-dimensional time-of-flight.

time-of-flight (MS technique).

Quadrupole time-of-flight mass spectrometer.