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Lifetimes could be reasonably well predicted with Miner calculations and extrapolating the S N curve with reduced slope below the endurance limit.

The effects of altering electrode particle shape, binder rheology and cycling rates on binder delamination are all investigated and used to make suggestions on how electrode lifetimes could be extended.

In addition, under two-photon excitation, longer excited state lifetimes could be assigned to the lowest exciton with surprisingly different properties compared to the one-photon created states.

This difference between the theoretical and experimental values of the lifetimes could be related to the lack of accuracy in some quantities like the In concentration and the orientation of the sample as well.

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Thus, both repair and a retrofit plan within its design lifetime could be set.

Charges for the haj, the pilgrimage to Mecca that all Muslims must do once in their lifetime, could be increased.

The enhanced catalyst lifetime could be attributed to the facilitated diffusion of coke precursors out of the zeolite structure.

Replacing old refrigerators before their designed lifetime could be a useful policy to conserve electric energy and greenhouse gas emissions.

For untreated CdTe, only a sub-nanosecond lifetime could be measured using 1P-TRPL while 2P-TRPL revealed a 2.5 ns component within the bulk of the material.

Therefore the TBC-lifetime could be related to a critical TGO thickness and appeared to be insensitive to the change of the cyclic parameters.