Sentence examples for stable lifetime from inspiring English sources

"For a long time Japan has been associated with prosperity and a vast middle class supported by stable lifetime employment, and that's the country I knew and grew up in," Fukada told me.

Mead labels the "institutions, ideas and expectations" of contemporary liberalism the "blue model": In the old system, most blue-collar and white-collar workers held stable, lifetime jobs with defined benefit pensions, and a career civil service administered a growing state as living standards for all social classes steadily rose.

Despite the steep decrease of the discharge capacity after the first cycles, Fig. 3, this compound conserves a good stable lifetime during long cycling.

It shows a low threshold field of 1.7 V/μm corresponding to the current density of 10 μandm2 and stable lifetime performance.

Alternatively, one can obtain the samenecessary stability with far fewer cells, for example, to produce a mean stable lifetime ofover a minute for both the low and high activity states, with all-to-all connections, onlyeight cells are necessary in the example with facilitating synapses, whereas forty arenecessary when synapses are static.

The presented oxygen sensor shows comparable brightness as the brightest sensor reported, and also a stable lifetime signal.

Fabricated display panels have shown real-time video capabilities that are hysteresis free (<0.2%), have extremely stable lifetimes (<3% variation over 10 h continuous operation) in addition to rapid temporal responses (<1 ms).

Based on the determination of seasonal oscillations in the test by stable isotopes, lifetime ≥1 year can also be estimated for fossil species.

Performance evaluation shows that VGA clustering approach, albeit simple, is able to provide more stable (long lifetime) routes, deliver more packets, and accept more calls.

The DBTBCz and DDBTBCz host materials were prepared by substituting one or two dibenzothiophene units to a 3,3ʹ-bicarbazole backbone structure for the purpose of improving thermal stability and rigidity of the host materials for stable operational lifetime.

As expected for dynamically stable populations, lifetime k ¯ from the simulations was almost exactly 2.0 in every species.