Sentences with phrase «span of their life time»

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This is despite the fact that the average person shifts their attention span roughly 565 times a day as technology and social networks like Facebook have become increasingly part of many people's lives, Leaf later added.

For the first time ever, scientists have developed a complete model of an organism, accounting for every molecular interaction in the entire life span of the bacterium Mycoplasma genitalium.

While the extent of Stormy's notoriety is hard to measure, one thing is certain, according to several seasoned adult industry observers: in the span of four months this year Stormy has become the most famous living porn star — and arguably the biggest of all time.

Concern about space and time or about here and now is subdued in favor of the dual constitution of an actual entity and its life span, which embodies a process of transition from initial indetermination to terminal determination (PR 72).

Perhaps even more significant than the increase in fringe benefits is the changing time span of people's working lives and the ratio of working to non-working years during the life cycle.

In My Time: Making the Most of the Rest of Your Life, Abigail Trafford, former health editor and now a columnist for the Washington Post, points out that Americans are enjoying a longer health span as well as lifespan.

Think of it, the working life span of a human in economically affluent areas in those times is probably 50 years.

OK let me ask you this one thing this one thing.how much money and time and feeding the poor.in the country and place you live at right now???? In a three year time span @@@@@ jeeeezy I gave out of my personal money $ 20,000 Thousands us dallors that's more then 30 years worth of income in some of the most religious dirt poor countries that's a fact.you can't give or received with a closed tight hand of selfishness and bitterness now @@@@@@@@ jeeeez how much have you given too help feed clothed and shelter the poor?

The changes are extremely gradual, they can not be observed over the short time span of human civilization so far, and the term «species» is a man - made concept to make categorization of life forms convenient... it is not an immutable feature of the natural world as you seem to think it is.

Since «persons» are regarded by Hartshorne as «low - level universals» expressed by the total temporary state of whatever it is that constitutes a «momentary self» at any particular point in time, it follows that the word «person,» quite unlike the word «symphony,» does not simply refer to the completed totality of this or that particular series of the total life - span of that particular series of «momentary selves.»

Harold Moody has written that the idea of life - span development, given us by psychology, is «the great and indispensable myth of our time.»

Due to the time frames involved in spawning generation after generation of complex creatures, such experimentation is necessarily limited to specimens with short life spans / gestational periods like bacteria, single cell organisms and fruit flies.

Natural selection of accidentally favorable adaptations during a seemingly endless span of cosmic and biological time provides an account of organic life that appears to make any appeal to divine influence or purposiveness superfluous.

Whitehead does not say what the time - span of an actual occasion is, even in the cosmic epoch in which we live.

This theory explains the fact that time seems to move more slowly to children than to adults in this way: an hour (or any unit of time) is longer relative to the span of time a child has lived.

Leaving aside wholly imaginary musing about the new possibilities for human liberation that might accompany infinitely expanded life spans — multiple psychological lives, multiple careers, multiple hobbies, and multiple spouses — the essence of the secular and scientific ideal is simply more time on this earth.

In the span of a whirlwind romance, you've planned your whole life together, only to have your fantasies start ripping at the seam when you realize well, you're both imperfect human beings and maybe this time, you're not supposed to work the rest of your lives out alongside one another.

He argued that while each human being has a very tiny life span, or finite appearance in the whole of space - time of the universe, humanity is also an eternal intelligible essence.

[9] The significance of this is that God remains ever most intimate to a thing in its essence and constitution, yet without depriving it of its individuality and distinctiveness as a creature of such - and - such a sort, indeed guaranteeing that it come to be and remain so for the time, or span of life, he apportions for it.

And as the dying process of an organism can stretch over some time, so the demise of a social organism which has enjoyed a life span of some 1,500 years may be a lengthy process.

The matter in which there might be spiritual progress in time on a time span extending over many generations of life on earth is... the opportunity open to souls by way of the learning that comes through suffering, for getting into closer communication with God during their brief passage through this world.

For many years of my life, the time span between the death of Jesus and the morning of the resurrection was the one day of the Christian calendar that I understood and practiced devotionally.

Life, which may seem deceptively long to young teenagers, is really a very short span of time, which if used unwisely and without meaning, simply goes to waste.

The life span of the oil will vary depending on what you fried (if it was seafood, toss it), but you should be able to reuse it three or four times.

At 29 years of age, he will gradually lose his pace for those runs down the left wing, so I believe Wenger is going to be using him more and more as a centre - back as time progresses, and defenders usually have a longer life span than any other players except keepers.

Also, many maternity pieces can be stored for your next pregnancy, but these will likely run the span of their life by the time you're done breastfeeding.

It also helps to look at the bigger picture, says Kimberly Harrington, of Burlington, Vermont, mom to Walker, 3, and Hawthorne, 15 months: «During one of my last childbirth classes, the instructor drew a big pie chart showing an 80 - year life span and how much time we devote to school, marriage, work, and so on.

People with these illnesses live with depressive or manic symptoms for about 50 per cent of the time, experience a decreased quality of life and have an expected life span of 10 - 15 years shorter than that of the general population.

There is, of course, an ethical quandary associated with late - life parenthood: If the average life span for women is around 75, should a 60 - year - old have a newborn who could be motherless by the time she's 15?

The hazard is expressed in terms of the probability of exceeding a certain level of shaking in 50 years — not only because the hazard in places like California is not expected to change much over that time period, but also because 50 years — the typical life span of a building — is a useful period of time for engineers.

These results showed that different genes control the life span of C. elegans and the length of reproductive time.

«We've known that aging is a major risk factor for most chronic diseases for some time, but recently, we've gained a better understanding of the aging process's basic underpinnings, which has allowed us to extend both life span and health — in animals at least,» says Felipe Sierra, director of the Division of Aging Biology at the National Institute on Aging.

But a more startling finding came this year with a report that reaction time proved an even stronger predictor of life span than IQ.

Given that newly hatched female mosquitoes usually wait two days before they have their first blood meal and potentially take the dengue virus onboard, the 21 - to 27 - day life span of a Wolbachia - harboring mosquito therefore offers only a narrow time frame for dengue to incubate and spread.

«The extension of life span measured by us of the deformed shape of the Ni - 66 nucleus is not as spectacular as that of the actinides, where it reached tens of millions of times.

At the time, this was the longest extension of life span ever observed.

IBM developed a technique for making carbon nanotubes emit light, paving the way for new fiber optics; Harvard scientists figured out how to deposit tiny wires on glass or plastic, opening the door for the development of supercheap computers; and at the University of Central Florida, neuroscientist Beverly Rzigalinski discovered a nanomolecular fountain of youth effect: When Rzigalinski applied cerium oxide nanoparticles to rat neurons in a petri dish, the particles seemed to strip out the free radicals that make tissues age and kept the neurons alive and functioning up to six times their normal life span.

The researchers point out that the popularity of TNR in the U.S. has been in part due to a goal of maximizing feral cats» quality of life (e.g. extended life span, vaccinations, assessment for infectious disease) and reducing undesirable behaviors such as aggression and vocalization while still eliminating colonies over time.

In SR, by contrast, the literature was a trigger to recall and expression of diverse life experiences — of work, childhood, family members, relationships — related to the entire life - span, not merely the time - period affected by pain, or the time - period pre-pain as contrasted with life in the present.

That 24 - hour period constitutes the entire life span of this time traveler.

At the time, other scientists postulated that at the extreme end of an organism's life span, its chances of dying from one year — or day — to the next increase at a set, exponential rate; Vaupel and Carey's goal was to determine whether that assumption was valid.

From the maintenance of deteriorated structures and the development of system redundancy factors to assessing the performance of long - span structures, Dr. Frangopol's research has not only saved time and money, but very likely also saved lives.»

Einstein's life spanned the terrors of the 20th century — two world wars, the worldwide Great Depression, fascism, communism, the Holocaust, the threat of nuclear war — and he was never less than steadfast and rational in his attention to the history of his time.

When you say «instantaneously,» you are talking about long stretches of time compared with the human life span, right Yes.

It is a red dwarf, considerably smaller and cooler than our current sun but with a life span of 4 trillion years, roughly 400 times as long.

These neighbouring bubbles eventually merged to form a superbubble, and the short life spans of the stars at its heart meant that they exploded as supernovae at similar times, expanding the superbubble even further, to the point that it merged with other superbubbles, which is when the supershell was formed.

Still, any description of the clock must begin and end with that ridiculous projected working life, that insane, heroic, incomprehensible span of time during which it is expected to serenely tick.

Much of nuclear's revival hinges on the ability of new reactors to outshine those of yore in terms of safety, economics, construction time and life span.

«We have known for some time that metabolic changes can affect life span, but we expected the long - lived animals in our study would be thinner,» said Anne Brunet, PhD, professor of genetics.

And with an expected life span of more than three years — six times longer than traditional refugee tents — these houses may out - survive the crisis, in which case they're designed to be disassembled and rebuilt on more permanent ground.