Sentence examples for projected lifetime from inspiring English sources

Both rovers have surpassed their projected lifetime by more than seven times.

Launched in 1990 for a 15-year mission, the Hubble will soon surpass its projected lifetime just as it has surpassed scientific expectations.

Over a projected lifetime of a dam in temperate regions, emissions could be from roughly one-third to nearly two-thirds that of a natural gas plant.

Because the plan was a replacement for the tort system, they said, it should operate like the tort system, taking projected lifetime earnings into account.

The city settled the lawsuit filed by Pratt's family for $465,000, an amount based in part on Pratt's projected lifetime earnings in his job at ShopRite.

The expected radiation tolerance and projected lifetime of the pixel detector will be discussed as well its impact on the physics program of CMS.

In other words, the projected lifetime-income numbers, before any offsets, are wrong, they say.

The IMS Core Diabetes Model was used to project lifetime clinical outcomes and complication costs.

Model-projected reductions in HPV incidence under different vaccination scenarios were applied to a stochastic model of cervical carcinogenesis to project lifetime costs and benefits.

These estimated life years were combined with estimates of health-related quality of life (HRQOL) [ 44] to project lifetime QALYs for each patient.

The observatory systems are largely performing as expected, and the projected cryogenic lifetime is about five years.