Although I've been charmed, I wouldn't say I've been exceptional enough in my lifetime to stretch the budget to the posher stuff.
The abnormal strain dependent κ are attributed to the dominant role of the enhancement of phonon lifetime under stretching, which can be further explained from the unique atomic structure of the main chain of polydiacetylene in trans-C and cis-C.
Lord Kinnock, who led the fight against left-wing extremism in the 1980s, when Labour was paralysed by faction fighting, said: "Not just in my lifetime but stretching back to the 1930s, by any examination this is the greatest crisis that the Labour Party has faced". Mr Corbyn, however, appealed to Labour MPs in an interview to "come together" after the contest.
SunPower's innovations mean panels degrade more slowly and it has stretched the lifetime of a panel to 40 years.
A lifetime appears to stretch out ahead of them, a life of a two-hour commute to work, or a weekend tied up every month, or being endlessly forced to do things they can't do – and fail dismally at them – till finally they're sacked in disgrace.
Both the stretched exponential fluorescence lifetime and heterogeneity fit parameter (a measure of the lifetime distribution in a pixel) provide contrast between all three regions.
On that evening Harnoncourt was presented with the Royal Philharmonic Society's gold medal, a fitting tribute to a lifetime devoted to stretching artistic boundaries.
Most professional athletes retire young and rich, which leaves them with a whole lifetime of leisure stretching out before them.
Particularly admired was David's magisterial obituary in 2013 of Mandela for the Guardian, well written, judicious and authoritative, drawing on a perspective that stretched back a lifetime.
When Balanchine and others left on a dancing tour of German resorts in 1924 — for Balanchine the trip stretched into a lifetime of exile — Ivanova was to have gone, too.
