Sentence examples for lifetimes from from inspiring English sources

If it doesn't, you'll run out of money in either a week or two (me) or several thousand lifetimes from now (you).

We look at how people reported from a country they may only visit once in their lifetimes, from the competitors to the seasoned hacks and the celebrities there for a good time.

We demonstrate the versatility of a new instrumental setup, capable of recording decay emission kinetics with lifetimes from nanosecond to microseconds.

We obtained the enhanced electromagnetic field and reduced fluorescence lifetimes from CdSe/ZnS QDs due to the strong coupling of emitter wave function with the Ag plasmon resonance.

The problem of estimating the parameter of a common distribution of components' lifetimes from system's lifetime data is of interest and importance in reliability engineering.

As displayed in Fig. 7, the luminescence lifetimes from the two samples are almost identical and the lifetimes of folic acid in the conjugates and mixture are the same as reported by Tyagi and Penkofer (Tyagi and Penzkofer 2010).

"It's a lifetime from the last championship won," he said.

"I inherited the worst recession in our lifetime from George Bush," he said during the debate.

We have moved in my lifetime from very invasive surgery to what is now becoming minimally invasive.

The asteroid has taken quite a pounding over its long lifetime from other asteroids, comets and other bodies, researchers found.

I got on base with my bat (.287 lifetime from the "one-hole"), and only my bat.