Sentence examples for stack life from inspiring English sources

Material life considerations are well understood and solutions are available to achieve a commercially required stack life.

The current austenitic stainless-steel materials are adequate in terms of corrosion resistance and electrolyte loss, but alternate alloys are still desired to extend stack life further.

The desired stack life defined by a <0.25% 1000 h−1 voltage decay rate has been demonstrated in long-term endurance stack operations.

The proposed nonlinear robust controller will be very useful to protect the membrane damage by keeping the pressure deviations as small as possible during large disturbances and prolong the stack life of PEMFC.

As crews at Pier 88 in New York raced to convert the ship for war duty, a spark from an acetylene torch started a blaze in a stack of life vests, and the flames spread "like fire in dry grass," according to Harvey Ardman's book "Normandie: Her Life and Times".

Deemed an unconventional and unprecedented book tour, I packed and stacked my life into storage.

But you still may find yourself stacking your life against theirs.

Elsewhere you'll find examples of terrific expressionistic vigor like the Asmat people's ancestor poles called bis: totemic stacks of life-size human figures roughly carved from single trees and towering up to 25 feet.

For the double stack film, the life time changes from 49.1 μs to 45.4 μs, showing that it decreases by 7.5%.

Young talks about his dad starting his working life stacking shelves in Tesco; Whalley says his mother worked at B&Q, while his dad escaped unemployment in the 1990s by working on building sites in Germany.

Perhaps the scale of New York creates a sense of anonymity, or maybe it is just a function of living life stacked on top of one another, but after midnight in the city, revelers and the people who prey on them seem to worry little about public misbehavior.