Sentence examples for time lifetime from inspiring English sources

For the first time, Lifetime is finishing a calendar year as the highest-rated cable channel in prime time, beating more familiar names like ESPN, WTBS and the USA Network.

Because emissions of PCBs have varied greatly over time, lifetime exposure depends on the year of birth (Alcock et al. 2000; Moser and McLachlan 2002; Ritter et al. 2009), therefore resulting in intergenerational differences in exposure (IGDE).

Service plans are available for varying periods: from monthly ($9.99 to $12.95); to yearly ($142); to two years ($199 to $272); to one-time lifetime offers ($400).

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Hierarchical SAPO-34 exhibited a 1.5 times lifetime increase in catalytic chloromethane to olefin conversion with respect to a conventional counterpart.

For example, instead of taking a fee per session, we've chosen to collect a one-time, lifetime membership fee.

"I would also like to see some reforms in the program, so we have better assurance that the money is going to people who legitimately need it, not the people who are using this as a long-time, lifetime welfare program".

"The new ones may really stay a long time, a lifetime," he said.

Until the present time, the lifetime of NS against photodissociation is unknown in Literature.

Another important issue is the way of determination of the characteristic bubble times, such as bubble dead time and lifetime.

Concrete barriers degrade with time with lifetime dependent on type of concrete, external and internal environmental factors.