Sentence examples for useful lifetimes from inspiring English sources

In permanent buildings, all components are stitched together as if they had the same useful lifetimes.

However, radiation damage to APDs significantly increases their dark count rates and thus reduces their useful lifetimes in orbit.

To address the foregoing challenges, we develop a three-step multi-sensor prognostic methodology that utilizes multistream signals to predict residual useful lifetimes of partially degraded systems.

For capital costs, data were collected on infrastructure and equipment replacement costs and their useful lifetimes.

These results also suggest that these extremely nonwetting coatings can confer protection against the rapid hydrolysis of these water-labile peptides, thereby extending their useful lifetimes.

The estimated useful lifetimes of facilities varied little among public and faith-based facilities (40 42 years), while private facilities had an estimated lifetime of 50 years.

Research concerning these plastic films is an important issue in order to formulate technical suggestions for a reliable design, to make more efficient use of the film and to achieve a longer useful lifetime of LDPE films.

Although the response of the biosensor was greatest at 35°C, for practical reasons, it was suggested that room temperature be used to simplify the experimental procedure and prolong the useful lifetime of the biosensor given that most enzymes can be easily denatured at high temperature.

Improvements of the wear resistance of such nitrogen implanted Ti alloy is expected, increasing considerably the useful lifetime of components made of TAV which is finding widespread use in biomedical and aerospace applications.

This paper discusses the failure mechanism and material tests were carried out to predict the useful lifetime of NBR and EPDM for compression motor, which is used in refrigerator component.

Researchers place the buoys to try to maximize their useful lifetime.