Sentence examples for that lifetimes from inspiring English sources

The ongoing results of tests currently underway by the EST show that "lifetimes of more than 15 years are expected to be achieved", he added.

Published studies dealing with battery powered WSN deployments (e.g.,[1]) show that lifetimes can vary from a few days to several years.

Our model also shows that lifetimes of spilled gasoline droplets on concrete surfaces are on the order of minutes or longer.

It is observed that lifetimes, τ of pyrene increased during drying process and an empirical equation was introduced to determine the desorption coefficient, D for drying at various temperatures.

The majority of non-age structured TB models implicitly assume that lifetimes are exponentially distributed [2], [6], [13], [35].

Perhaps the most striking findings of this study are: 1) that lifetimes of behavioral arrests are well described by an exponential distribution and 2) that neither systemic (see Figs. 4D, 5D) nor local (Fig. 7C) modulation of cholinergic transmission detectably changed this distribution.

This just proves that Lifetime is making clickbait.

I remember realising that lifetime friendships were being created in that moment.

He also predicted that Lifetime's annual sales, then about $106 million, would double within five years.

The only question was how much longer that lifetime would last.

Ms. Black noticed that Lifetime's one original drama series, "Any Day Now," was not being fully exploited.