Sentence examples for the working lifetime from inspiring English sources
The economic lifetime is the working lifetime which gains the lowest average cost.
So any predicted change that is further away than that means the change will happen beyond the working lifetime of everyone who is working today.
Space agencies and commercial satellite operators are reluctant to dedicate precious fuel, or reduce the working lifetime of a satellite, to ensure that celestial last rites are performed properly.
A similar mathematical device is applied (in Appendix A) to reduce from three to two the number of workforce cohorts needed when the length of the safety system's service lifetime is less than the working lifetime.
The chief difficulty with actually carrying out such a mission is the need for reaching significant penetration into the interstellar medium (∼1000 Astronomical Units (AU)) within the working lifetime of the initiators (<50 years).
The case when the safety-system lifetime is greater than the working lifetime is addressed by splitting the workforce into a set of three cohorts, one for existing workers and two for new recruits.
The changes in the labor force that will happen during the working lifetimes of existing workers are likely to be greater than any point in time.
As already noted, intensity of exposure was calculated as the duration of exposure (years) multiplied by the level of exposure (where 1 = low, 2 = intermediate and 3 = high based on occupation) over the individual's working lifetime.
"In current form, CAR T-cells are not a viable option to avoid or replace chemotherapy treatment due to toxicity, complexity and cost but it is the biggest advance in the field in my working lifetime and I have great hopes for the future," said Shenton.
The age when a working lifetime of National Insurance contributions would yield an income to sustain you is over.
Within my working lifetime, the pattern of antibiotic resistance in healthcare has transformed from a rare but notable event, to a problem of epidemic proportion.
