Sentence examples for lifetime zone from inspiring English sources

Here, we have engineered the grain boundaries (GBs) to control the low carrier lifetime zone at the HPMC silicon ingot edges, based on the grain nucleation enhanced by silicon powder coating at the crucible walls.

I know he was in a once-in-a-lifetime zone then, and I suspect he might be past his best as a batsman, but whether he's sufficiently past it to say, 'just go and swing', I don't know.

The PVA copolymer gel exhibited much higher relaxation time (97 s) compared to PVA borate gels (≤20 s) indicating a longer lifetime of junction zones.

These groups include police officers (current PTSD prevalence up to 9%) [ 9] combat veterans of the Vietnam and Gulf Wars (current PTSD prevalence up to 15%) [ 10- 12], and journalists in war zones (lifetime rates of 29%) [ 13].

The aim of this work was to establish whether the lifetime of the junction zones in the poly vinyl alcohol)/borate gels depended on the chemical composition or concentration of the constituents.

The numerical results match both the localization of the damage zone and the lifetime.

In all cases, staining was evident in the anterior lens epithelium, where cells actively proliferate during lifetime and in the equatorial zone, where cells differentiate to lens fiber cells.

The lifetime of the sunspot formation zones exceeds significantly that of individual sunspots and may reach 15 20 rotations.

A high mobility pattern suggests that they may have had access to various eco-geographical zones during their lifetime and, consequently, exploited many diverse food types.

Such a dynamo would be restricted in its lifetime by the time the snow zone takes to grow through the core.

"However, it also felt healthy to have more than one career in a lifetime and go out of my comfort zone.