Sentence examples for some lifetimes from inspiring English sources

We shall improve the system by using some reliability techniques: (i) reducing the failure for some lifetimes; (ii) add hot duplication components; (iii) add cold duplication components; and (iv) add cold duplication components with imperfect switches.

With some lifetime trackers you can leave at any time without paying an early repayment charge.

It highlights a ridiculous voting system, writes John Harper in The New York Daily News, that would be helped if the Gold Glove wasn't treated like some lifetime achievement award, writes Matthew Leach on MLB.com.

He subjected himself to a brain-rottingly dull press conference to discuss Star Wars and was awarded some lifetime achievement award or other on board the Queen Mary, a vast metropolis that was anchored in the bay.

All adolescents with schizophrenia had showed some lifetime catatonic features.

We observed a positive effect on infant mortality in some lifetime exposure models (e.g., PM10 2.5 and normal-birth-weight infants for all-cause mortality).

The best bags around now are Ping, because they have (some) lifetime warranty.

Transition probabilities and oscillator strengths for 100 lines and some radiative lifetimes of Bi IV have been calculated.

During his lifetime some considered Steiner the greatest geometer since Apollonius of Perga (c. 262 190 bce), and his works on synthetic geometry were considered authoritative.

The wide variety of molecules in the radiation-fried atmosphere, as well as their varying lifetimes (some ephemeral, some long-lived), make computer simulations very difficult, Oppenheim says.

"There's some kind of channeling from some other lifetime going on," Ms. Baez said by phone from her home in Woodside, Calif.