Sentence examples for lifetime systems from inspiring English sources

As a (former) Design Thinking student and lifetime Systems Theory evangelist I was delighted to watch this week's Google Hangout with Eric Ries (The Lean Startup), Jake Knapp (Design Partner, Google Ventures) and Tim Brown (CEO, IDEO).

Finally, various DO sensor systems have been analyzed, with fluorescence lifetime systems remaining the only feasible option.

Those who accept them are often the most talented.Since the firms are no longer run by their high-powered founders but by employees who rose through the same lifetime system, says Hidemi Moue, boss of Japan Industrial Partners, the private-equity buyer of Vaio, there is too little willingness to tackle these problems.

The objective function of the proposed optimization process is the lifetime system's total net profit which is calculated according to the method of the Net Present Value NPVV).

Aim of a storage hybridisation is a beneficial usage or combination of different storage technologies with various characteristics to downsize the overall system, decrease the costs or to increase the lifetime, system efficiency or performance.

The objective function describing the economic benefit of the proposed optimization process is the lifetime system's total net profit which is calculated according to the method of the Net Present Value NPVV).

Lifetime measurements were performed with a PTI Easylife LS fluorescence lifetime system using 525 nm excitation.

FLIM data were collected using a Becker and Hickl time-correlated single photon counting SPC 830 fluorescence lifetime system connected to a Leica SP5 confocal microscope (Leica Microsystems, Bannockburn, IL).

Three types of system performances the expected system lifetime, α-system lifetime, and system reliability characterized in the context of credibility are investigated in this paper.

The principal advantages of this kind of machine include reduced need for fixed civil works, ease of transport and relocation and autonomous, self-regulated operation, and it is expected to be a low-cost and long-lifetime system.

A beetle trapped under the fallen Celice "had not spent, like us, his lifetime concocting systems to deny mortality".