Sentence examples for reducing the lifetime of from inspiring English sources

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 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.

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.

In such a thermionic filament-based X-ray tube, high temperature operation of the filament is necessary to increase X-ray dose rate, reducing the lifetime of the filament especially in non-high vacuum environment.

Thus, with the average lifetime of a prosthesis being > 9 years (Lozano Gomez et al. 1997), we should have covered the time frame in which metal allergy might have caused a hypersensitivity reaction, thus reducing the lifetime of the prosthesis.

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.

Whereas in the case of dynamic quenching, the presence of the quencher reduces the lifetime of fluorescence: τ0/τ = F0/F.

This uneven energy depletion, known as the hot spot problem [1], drastically reduces the lifetime of sensor networks.

The resulting PSD indicated that the greater involvement of the rural road reduced the lifetime of coil spring.

However, the employment of such sheet materials leads to intense wear and thus reduces the lifetime of forming tools.

We consider it low-priority because it adds value, but (i). the data is not critical and (ii). it should not reduce the lifetime of the base application.