Sentence examples for local lifetime from inspiring English sources

The variation of high-level lifetime due to local lifetime control is also included in the solution.

The physical characteristics of fast diode design concepts such as local lifetime control (LLC), emitter control (EMCON) and deep field stop are taken into account.

This modification is a PTM that adds sugar molecules to proteins and is known to play a vital role in proteolytic resistance, protein solubility, stability, local structure, lifetime in circulation and immunogenicity (Lis and Sharon, 1993).

"Three glasses of wine," admitted O'Neill, while making only a bit of a pig's ear of presenting the local and regional lifetime achievement award to Colin Slater.

There was no significant association with the number of sexual partners in the HK cohort for HPV infection risk, and the result was different from other local studies, where lifetime number of sexual partners was shown to be an independent risk factor [12], [27].

They can have a barbecue on the rooftop and play a part (albeit briefly) in the quest for which, Williamson wrote, locals "devote a lifetime".

Local shopkeepers losing a lifetime's work and the dream of running their own shop".

He had served a lifetime in local politics in the area and was first elected a Labour councillor in Wolverhampton in 1980.

In the end, the experts agreed, Mr. Booker simply could not wear away the popularity and loyalty that Mr. James had earned during a lifetime in local politics.

"This shows how what used to be the earnest product of a lifetime of local work is perhaps quickly becoming a leveraged and luxurious global commodity," Yan said.

By then it had burgeoned with all the comic knowledge of a lifetime's local observation and reading, and it ended as her largest novel, "Losing Battles".