The term "storage lifetime" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the length of time that a product or item can be stored before it begins to degrade or lose its quality. Example: The storage lifetime of this canned food is only two years, so make sure to consume it before then.
High-k, low leakage thin films are crucial components for dynamic random access memory (DRAM) capacitors with high storage density and a long storage lifetime.
Furthermore, it consists of fatty acid alkyl esters (FAAS) which have a great influence on biodiesel fuel properties and in the storage lifetime of biodiesel itself.
To guarantee a sufficient storage lifetime of the heavy ions, the average pressure for the entire synchrotron ring must be lower than 5 × 10−7 Pa.
Compared with that of the control device, the storage lifetime of the OLED increased as a result of filling the encapsulated cavity with LC materials, which helped repel ambient water and oxygen.
Since the Greyrock synthetic diesel has a much longer storage lifetime than traditional petroleum diesel fuel, it can be stored for several years without degradation.
Storage lifetimes in the order of minutes are foreseen when UHV conditions are introduced.
We present the design and show the first test results demonstrating an ion-storage lifetime in the 100 ms-range at modest vacuum conditions.
These two categories have their own advantages and disadvantages, involving energy-storage density, lifetime, discharging, leakage, size and so on [10].
Unlike other types of energy storage, battery lifetimes are usually more sensitive to charging and discharging processes during the electricity market participation.
That also comes with lifetime storage on Keepy's cloud, which can then be linked to a Dropbox account.
Famil.io plans to monetize by offering built-in, print-on-demand services for photo prints and photobooks, among other things, as well as a way to pay for "lifetime storage," meaning secure, online hosting and easy-to-export data.
