Sentence examples for long lifetimes from inspiring English sources

While human space travel is daunting, machines – with their indefinitely long lifetimes – could travel the galaxy.

These long lifetimes can be related to interactions between the intrinsic (spin) magnetic moments of the electrons and magnetic moments resulting from the orbital motion of the electrons.

Kurt Vonnegut called its cast of characters "uncelebrated but undefeated, brave and just Americans whose long lifetimes are likely to expire along with a notoriously disgraceful century".

Perfluorocompounds (PFCs) have long lifetimes and high global-warming potentials.

The reason is that CCS investments involve huge construction costs with the expectation of long lifetimes.

Traces of water dramatically reduce the otherwise long lifetimes and comparatively high quantum yields.

The novel SiCNW-supported catalyst shows potential for fuel cells with long lifetimes.

Many of these plagioclase crystals also had numerous layers with different chemical compositions, which they acquired over their long lifetimes.

Therefore, these species have smaller areas of representativeness than species with weak surface fluxes and long lifetimes.

Due to the advances in manufacturing design and technology, products have become highly reliable with long lifetimes.

The lack of study hinders further development of hydrogels for applications that require long lifetimes under cyclic loads.