Sentence examples for lifetimes of some from inspiring English sources

Here, the presence of such oscillations in more than 300 giant stars is reported, with mode lifetimes of some of the giants in the order of a month.

They were initially used by the ACCMOR collaboration for fixed target experiments in CERN, where they enabled the lifetimes of some of the shortest-lived charm particles to be measured precisely.

Most of these would be brought back into operation reasonably quickly, the panel found, although the experience might shorten the lifetimes of some sub-systems and components.

But in the lifetime of some people in this room, it will be broke, and we must fix it.

Improvement of etch characteristics is expected when the E-ICP frequency resonates to a lifetime of some desirable states.

The museum is consulting on its plans and hopes to complete the project within the lifetime of some of the surviving veterans of the Battle.

"He says and I quote, 'If it ain't broke, don't fix it.' But in the lifetime of some people in this room, it will be broke and we must fix it.

The master curve was found to cover a period of over 120 years, which is the lifetime of some geotextiles used in reinforcing applications, and could be of interest to designers of such products.

Due to the high dynamic loads to which it is exposed, a wind turbine only has a lifetime of some 20 years.

For one thing, computer-controlled electronics have made ignition systems simpler and more dependable, at the same time eliminating the need for old-style tune-ups — one set of platinum spark plugs may now last the lifetime of some cars.

The discovery of a new efflux pump inhibitor could extend the useful lifetime of some antibiotics.