Sentence examples for the lifetime to from inspiring English sources

Uniform access with early stop reduces the lifetime to 7.3 million and 9.7 million tasks, respectively.

The goal of this experiment is to determine the lifetime to 1 ppm, and the Fermi coupling constant to 0.5 ppm.

A convergence of evidence suggests that women with substance use disorders are less likely, over the lifetime, to enter treatment compared to their male counterparts.

The lifetime to initiate an engineering crack is usually predicted from S N curves in high cycle fatigue or Coffin Manson curves in low-cycle fatigue.

Overall, the HDA with nickel interlayer on low carbon steel improved the lifetime to about 5 times compared to bare material.

The sideband waves cannot survive for a long time, but can interact with the other wave components (both linear-mode and sideband waves) within the lifetime to generate sideband waves even at higher frequencies or wavenumbers.

The models with single crystal copper overestimates the lifetime and does not provide predictive information related to early fails which play a critical role while extrapolating the lifetimes to use conditions.

Therefore we use the average lifetime to quantify the fluorescence intensity of the dye on the cover slip.

Consequently, the failure model changes from wear failure with the shorter lifetime to fatigue failure with the longer lifetime.

In early December, the Food and Drug Administration's Blood Products Advisory Panel expressed skepticism about the proposal to change the lifetime ban to a one-year deferral, according to Slate.

We fixed the singlet lifetime to τ S = 2.4 ns for the TMR-labeled Transferrin (as estimated by fluorescence lifetime measurements).