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Maximum lifetime was set to 25 years in this analysis.

During signal periods the background count rate was maintained and the lifetime was set to be 2 ns in all cases.

Calculated CFP lifetimes were referenced to Rhodamine-G6 which was set at 4.11 nsec, and internally calibrated using cocultured CFP containing MelJuso cells for which the lifetime was set to 2.7 nsec, as we applied before [ 36].

In [18], the message lifetime is set to 100 ms, which we see as unsuitable because it significantly lengthens safety messaging.

Figure 7, top left graph, shows the deflection coefficient versus the delay for detection for the three design approaches for the ALOHA network, where network lifetime is set to 250 days.

The splendidly realized drama premiering Monday on Lifetime is set backstage at just such a show.

According to the approaches of [16, 18], the electron and hole lifetimes are set to 100 ns.

According to the different carrier lifetimes varying in between 1 μs and 10 ns in [26 28], the electron and hole lifetimes are set to 100 ns.

In his lifetime, he was set up as the Viennese polar opposite of Brahms, a Wagnerian symphonist for the contemporary avant garde to hold against Brahms's classicism.

Another lifetime medal mark was set when biathlete Ole Einar Bjørndalen of Norway won two medals (silver in the 20-km individual and gold in the 4 × 7.5-km team relay) in Vancouver, bringing his all-time medal total to 11, the most ever for a biathlete.

This means that the five-year lifetime limit on benefits that was set in 1996 needs to be rethought when the law comes up for reauthorization next year.