Sentence examples for use in lifetime from inspiring English sources

A face-to-face structured interview was administered by a trained interviewer to elicit data on experiences of substance use in lifetime, past year, and past 30 days.

The Weibull distribution is widely used in lifetime data analysis.

Many cumulative damage theories have been used in lifetime calculation of GFRP composite components.

In this paper we propose an all electrical resistivity profiling technique specially suitable to characterise the effects of ion implantation processes used in lifetime engineering processes.

Heuristic deterministic models are often proposed to reproduce S−N and ε−N fields as well as crack growth curves aiming at providing basic material characterization to be used in lifetime design.

The dual-labeled FA binding protein was used in lifetime-assisted ratiometric sensing (LARS) of oleic acid.

I knew a word that one might only have one or two opportunities to use in a lifetime, when boring someone on the motorway about calendars.

All of the energy a person in a developed country today can be expected to use in a lifetime - for electricity, transportation, heating and cooling, and the energy that goes into producing all that they will consume - could be supplied by a single piece of depleted uranium the size of half a ping-pong ball.

It should be no surprise that when it comes to products, David Yi has more than any human could use in a lifetime.

A Ceramicist Sculpted the 656 Bars of Soap You'll Use in Your Lifetime.

"Kavanaugh referred to birth control ― something more than 95percentt of women use in their lifetime ― as an 'abortion-inducing drug,' which is not just flat-out wrong, but is anti-woman, anti-science propaganda," Laguens told HuffPost.