Sentence examples for serviceable life from inspiring English sources
In both cases, the residual strengths are of much interest to determine the remaining serviceable life of the structures.
Many engineering structures must be inspected or monitored throughout their serviceable life to ensure their safe operation.
The need for finishing is to avoid power losses due to friction, increase the wear resistance and to provide a long serviceable life to the equipment.
Under PBL contracting, the Mission Capable Rates are defined at the design phase itself, and the obligation to keep the equipment in the operation ready state, over its serviceable life, rests on the manufacturer.
The document stated that the sixteen-year-old pen system was "nearing the end of serviceable life," that the metal hinge joints were "showing excess signs of wear," and that "corrosion on the metal walkway grating and substructures [was] beginning to accelerate".
"Wild," the 2014 adaptation of Cheryl Strayed's memoir about hiking the Pacific Crest Trail, didn't do anything quite as ambitious as "Election" or "Legally Blonde". Even there, though, Witherspoon turned in a tidy, self-contained role as a woman who had blown up her perfectly serviceable life and gone off on her own to try to repair herself, if not the damage she'd done to others.
We monitored two indicators of LLIN durability, survivorship and integrity, to validate the three-year-serviceable-life assumption.
The results illustrate that extended land consumption accounts for 1.78% of the whole city area and 29.18% of occupied land, and could be reduced by 80% by improving construction quality for longer serviceable building life and adopting prefabricated construction for greater recycling ratios of scrap building materials.
Although it's debatable whether we need another boxing movie, or whether there is anything new that can be added to an overcrowded genre, this serviceable true-life comeback story has a couple of things in its favour.
The function of canon law in liturgy, preaching, and social activities involves the development and maintenance of those institutions that are considered to be most serviceable for the personal life and faith of members of the church and for their vocation in the world.
