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b Radiative recombination lifetimes (lifetime-R) and nonradiative recombination lifetimes (lifetime-NR) for nanorod array and planar samples {displaystyle {tau}_R}(T =frac{{displaystyle {tau}_{PL}}(T)}{eta (T },{displaystyle {tau}_{NR}}(T =frac{{displaystyle {tau}_{PL}}(T)}{1-eta (T)}.

Q lifetime : Lifetime throughput of a single battery.

It also describes the lifetime testing methods, variability of the carrier lifetime, lifetime instabilities, surface component of the effective lifetime, emitter component of the effective lifetime, and carrier trapping effects.

As observed in Figure 7-a,c (3.5 nm Cr-AuNP), there is an uneven distribution of fluorescence lifetime (lifetime of GFP is ∼2.1 ns) in single cells compared to the control (with plain AuNP) that has an even distribution of GFP.

We also expressed the data in terms of energy expenditure by multiplying L-PAQ outcome measures by the average intensity of each activity (expressed as the metabolic cost of that activity in metabolic equivalents (METs)) to obtain average weekly energy expenditure over the subject's lifetime (lifetime average MET-hours/week).

It said — I'm paraphrasing — it said, Lifetime after lifetime after lifetime you have been angry at God.

That can take a lifetime, or five lifetimes.

"You have to live a lifetime to get a lifetime.

I go between Bravo and Lifetime and Lifetime movie channel and Hallmark Channel.

Every week a lifetime, a muted lifetime, a lifetime in which sadness, always wedged under her breast like a doorstop, lost some of its bite.

This is why Zen masters spend a lifetime, or several lifetimes, learning the art of it.