Sentence examples for lifetime short from inspiring English sources

At the Red Sox games, I had been similar; appreciating the skill and speed, recognising great athleticism and obvious bungles, but still grappling with the rules, so a lifetime short of understanding the sport's pattern and rhythm.

These computations, however, if executed locally on sensors, usually demand a large quantity of CPU cycles, thus making network lifetime short.

Uneven distribution phenomenon brings many disadvantages in network management, such as unbalanced energy dissipation between nodes, nodes' premature death, and network lifetime short.

What I have is a lifetime, short as it has been so far, of reading these same texts -- well after I, too, realized that they were the tools of men and women who sought to unmake the parts of my identity I found the most precious.

As mentioned above, amplitudes of levels with a lifetime shorter than 2 ms may be incompletely resolved and contribute to a broadening of the conductance distribution in the histograms.

Transuranic elements have radioactive lifetimes shorter than the current age of the Earth and thus identifiable quantities of these elements have long since decayed, with the exception of traces of plutonium-244 possibly deposited by cosmic dust.

It is also noteworthy that, in our experiments, lifetimes shorter than a few nanoseconds were not observed, implying that photooxidation-induced surface states exist away from the core of the QD since PL involving near-core or core-confined excitons would result in much shorter lifetimes [ 12, 23].

Bonds are issued by the government's debt management office (DMO) and can have a lifetime as short as three years or last for decades.

Therefore, the network lifetime was short when Th was 10%.

Figures 13 and 14 show that the Fixed-TP lifetime are short.

At high oxygen mole-fractions, droplet lifetime was short due to enhanced burning.