Sentence examples for predetermined lifespan from inspiring English sources

Therefore the present value of the maintenance cost over the predetermined lifespan of 23 years, assuming an inflation rate of 2% and a discount rate of 10%, would be 78¢ per watt or $101,855,915 for the whole 130-megawatt plant.

(Mr. A). "Life is predetermined".

Rod photoreceptors in the mouse are born over a 16-d period ranging from 7 d before to 9 d after birth, and one could hypothesize that the lifespan of rd1 photoreceptors might be constant and predetermined by their respective date of birth.

"Nothing is predetermined.

"It is all predetermined.

It is predetermined".

The outcome is predetermined.

"They haven't predetermined policy.

Registers are predetermined memory locations.

The future's not predetermined, after all.

There's nothing predetermined about what happens.