Sentence examples for the changing lifetime from inspiring English sources

It is illustrated in this paper that the definition of the recycling rate and the realisation of the imposed targets are very much dependent on different parameters such as the changing lifetime of the product and product design.

Changing lifetime tenure for federal judges may be popular.

Only eight years have passed since it was published, but they might as well be a lifetime given the changing cultural climate in the age of the Internet, not to mention the precarious economy.

And, actually, the biggest change in my lifetime has been the changing role of women in society.

Yet, the instantaneous labor supply in a lifetime does adjust to the changing incentives.

The younger age, male gender and higher rates of lifetime drug use, particularly cocaine and methamphetamines, of newly released participants reflected the changing demographic of the correctional population.

Few have studied the changing face of the city as closely as Do Hien, an artist who has spent a lifetime painting Hanoi's streets.

The employment history of individuals often involves the changing of jobs or occupations, differing environments, varying levels of exposure and multiple sources of exposure over a lifetime.

Behold the changing scenery.

The FDA insists it is "open to changing the lifetime ban and is awaiting the results of new research that will provide additional evidence".

In addition, changing the lifetime of the septic tank from 50 to 30 years only made a difference of $0.51 capita 1year 11 to the household.