Sentence examples for rated lifetime from inspiring English sources

If a device is properly designed then the rated temperature results in the rated lifetime.

Three different phases are involved in the estimation (or determination) of the lifetime of magnetic devices: modeling and computation of the additional losses due to voltage or current harmonics; determination of the ensuing temperature rises; and estimation of the percentage decrease of lifetime as compared with rated lifetime.

Solis was a member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus and rated a lifetime "liberal quotient" of 99 percent from Americans for Democratic Action, and a lifetime 2 percent rating from the American Conservative Union.

(a) Integrated PL intensity and (b) luminescence decay rate (lifetime).

Guatemala has one of the highest fertility rates (lifetime births per woman) in Latin America and the Caribbean countries, comparable to those observed in less developed countries in Africa.

This means that the apps that are either pre-installed, or recommended during the first-boot process can be switched out based on install rates, lifetime revenue, and so forth.

Treatment rates, lifetime prevalence rates, and age of onset of diseases are emphasized.

With these data, invadopodium formation rate, lifetime, and MT1-pHLuorin accumulation at invadopodia were determined as described in the manuscript.

Annual injury rates, lifetime experiences of violence-related injury, and pain complaints within 2 weeks were statistically associated with an increase of collective exposure to OPV or human rights violations.

Individuals were rated for the lifetime occurrence of psychosis.

It is important to distinguish between two types of parameters related to the problem of current interest, namely, age-specific tumor incidence rate and lifetime tumor rate.