The first is the potential longevity of the employees; the second is the discount rate applied to future benefits.
"It's a bit worrying for the longevity of the show that the first person we've chosen doesn't even have the right name," said team captain Josh Widdicombe.
This work demonstrates that shortest-path network analysis is a useful approach toward identifying genetic determinants of longevity and represents the first application of network analysis of aging to be extensively validated in a biological system.
Commenting on Blackberry bowing out of internal hardware making, CCS Insight's chief of research, Ben Wood, also questioned the longevity of even third-party made Blackberry devices.
Oliver had seen his old, close friend Jonathan Miller, and reflecting on the longevity of the friendships between them and a third great polymath, Eric Korn, it was hard not to feel like those dispirited tribal peoples who speak of the mighty doings of their ancestors.
The second thing is the longevity of the battery which chiefly depends upon the various factors such as proper maintenance and charging.
A good system design, therefore, should not only achieve longevity of use in the first life cycle of the system but should aim for longevity of use in all subsequent life cycles, until disposal is the only viable option that remains for the system elements.
The film's first 45 minutes present the excruciating longevity of the family's hope.
A second, crucial element to the success and longevity of The Moonstone is less about detection than storytelling.
Dr. Bartke's laboratory first published a study reporting the extended longevity of the Ames dwarfs in 1996.
Furthermore, analogous to the first analysis above (Fig. 3), we further regressed a male's cumulative copulation success on the residual longevity of only his first mate, assuming his ability to harm females would be strongest and hence most apparent then.
