Sentence examples for lifetime of power from inspiring English sources

"The Constitution," Ford said, "does not guarantee a lifetime of power and authority to any public official" who does not exhibit "good behavior".

Power cycling is an important method to characterize the lifetime of power semiconductor modules.

The choice is valued for another 25 years to represent the lifetime of power plant using diesel.

Since the electrical aging of the insulating polymeric materials is one of the most important factors affecting the service lifetime of power cables, developing a model which can be used to design materials with an improved resistance to electrical degradation would be highly beneficial.

In this case, the effect of thermal cycles on the lifetime of power modules is usually studied by placing unpowered power modules in a thermal chamber and checking that their performance matches the specification after a given number of thermal cycles.

Today a point has been reached where lifetimes of power modules are limited by the standard packaging technologies, such as wire bonding.

The measure has been championed by the governing coalition's junior partner, the Liberal Democrats, who until last year had spent a lifetime out of power, chafing at rules seemingly designed to keep them there.

Finally, a comprehensive discussion to understand how different mission profiles affect power processing of photovoltaic power converters and the way this characterization can aid in pre-sizing and lifetime analysis of power electronics is presented.

The inability of current acceleration model to extrapolate accelerated test results to normal operating conditions for high power LEDs is shown, and this provides a new challenge for the estimation of the lifetime of high power LEDs under normal applications, along with other challenges that need to be addressed.

Quietly, a lifetime of old power structures – political, social, ideological – have been dissolved and the certainties of one generation have been replaced by the messy unpredictability of another.

A convenient economic measure used in the power industry is known as the levelized cost of electricity, or LCOE, which is the cost of generating one kilowatt-hour (kWh) of electricity averaged over the lifetime of the power plant.