Sentence examples for lifetimes for from inspiring English sources
As for savings, much economic theory argues that people save rationally over their lifetimes for retirement.
It might be that those elements have long enough lifetimes for their detailed chemistry to be explored.
Re-engineering this mess it is the challenge of our vocational lifetimes, for those with the eyes to see.
"If people are turning devices over sooner rather than later, that can equate to two or three more lifetimes for the phone".
It would take more lifetimes for Conran to do everything that he has done and also be as brilliantly innovative a designer as, say, the Eameses.
Updike has invented lifetimes for Gertrude, for old King Hamlet, her first husband, and for Claudius, the king's brother, who murders him, usurps his throne and marries his widow.
It could take two lifetimes for Smoot, with 9 interceptions, to catch Paul Krause's mark of 81, which he set in a career with the Redskins and the Vikings.
Dr Dayan says it could take two to three lifetimes for them to disappear from the population.Flame-retardant chemicals have undoubtedly saved many lives, but it seems possible that there have been some hidden costs.
Emission lifetimes for DyI3 in [C12mim][Tf2N] are discussed.
Figure 2 shows the relative node lifetimes for 2AA batteries and similar transmission duty cycles.
Therefore, a major issue is the prolongation of network lifetimes for WSNs.
