Sentence examples similar to minute lifetime from inspiring English sources

Within its less-than-2-minute lifetime, a jet's temperature soars, some parts reaching corona-like temperatures of about a million degrees.

By tracking vacuoles with DIC video microscopy, Dailey and Bridgman also found that vacuoles in the growth cone central domain were much more stable (10- to 20-minute lifetime) than endocytic compartments that formed in the peripheral domain.

One of the problems with such application is the short life-time of the small RGD complexes in the circulation (two to three minutes lifetimes for c RGDfK) [ 43].

Between first and last, it was nearly 18 minutes, a lifetime in cycling.

If Greece, Portugal and Poland aren't taking part, that could feasibly reduce the running time by up to 20 minutes – a lifetime in Eurovision terms.

It has a PG 13 rating and runs 98 minutes, a lifetime and then some.

The default parameters are generally consistent with full production response with a few activator proteins per cell, activated mRNA production rates of about one per five minutes, mRNA lifetimes of about 10 minutes, and translation rates of 5 proteins per transcript per hour.

'You can take a video down from YouTube in seven minutes, but seven minutes is a lifetime on YouTube'.

You can take a video down from YouTube in seven minutes, but seven minutes is a lifetime on YouTube".

Minimum survey completion time was 90 minutes (when no lifetime disorders reported), with average completion time being 2 hours 30 minutes, and stretching to 6 hours where complex history was present [ 26].

But 7 minutes is a lifetime in hockey!