What sets these girls apart from the mass of similarly dressed teenagers who haunt fashionable areas like this one is not that they will pull an all-nighter from time to time, but that they have dropped out of high school altogether, preferring a full-time life of nocturnal amusement.
The mean half-time life of the C/W10 was 502 days compared to 0.24 days for the free unprotected carotenoids.
With dynamic reconfiguration, a full configuration bitstream of an application is downloaded to the FPGA at system start-up, and the on-chip hardware is configured, but is often changed during the run-time-life of the application.
With static reconfiguration, a full configuration bitstream of an application is downloaded to the FPGA at system start-up, and the chip is configured only once and seldom changed throughout the run-time-life of the application.
And at the same time, life was sort of happening.
ONE MATCHLESS TIME: A Life of William Faulkner, by Jay Parini.
An inhomogeneous current density distribution leads to a non-uniform utilization of the active area, which could negatively affect the time of life of the cells.
We observed very little heterogeneity in the relation of physical activity to breast cancer tumor characteristics, regardless of the intensity or time of life of physical activity.
Regardless of intensity level and time of life of activity, the most active women reported that they were leaner at age 18 years than inactive women.
Only two previous studies [ 7, 14] reported on both the intensity level and time of life of physical activity in relation to breast cancer risk.
In the best of times, the life of an artist is difficult.
