Sentence examples for reducing the lifetime from inspiring English sources

Mr Osborne said reducing the lifetime allowance for pensions tax relief to £1 million will help towards cutting the deficit.

The town study showed that dumping of construction and demolition debris had far exceeded estimated amounts, reducing the lifetime of the 1996 expansion by 11 years.

But that sits rather oddly with another Budget change; reducing the lifetime cap on a pension pot from £1.25m to £1m (above that, pension income will be taxed at 55%).The cap has been steadily reduced from £1.8m in 2010.

But there is an even better prospect for easing the future burden: the development of so-called fast reactors capable of reducing the lifetime of radioactive waste to a couple of hundred years.

(He added that the amount will increase to $700,000 in 2002 and to $1 million in 2006. He also said that individuals are also permitted to make gifts of up to $10,000 a year to as many people as they want without reducing the lifetime exclusion, currently $675,000).

For a given system, one can typically vary any parameter so as to enhance thelifetime of one state while reducing the lifetime of the other state.

He said that in theory instability in plutonium could reduce the lifetime of weapon cores, not that it might cut their lifetime to as little as 20 years.

Uniform access with early stop reduces the lifetime to 7.3 million and 9.7 million tasks, respectively.

With the increase of participating sensors size, the memory and energy consumption reduce the lifetime adversely.

Such modifications of the microstructure lead to higher thermal stresses and consequently reduce the lifetime.

Introducing dwells reduced the lifetime for both phase angles to about one sixth.