The phase will last at least five years (the design life of the satellites), until the end of the life of the satellite.

Life expectancy (years) ____________

The Odin satellite is scheduled for launch in autumn of 1998 and has a design lifetime of two years.

Life expectancy (1992 1993)

Life expectancy is low for women it is estimated at 44 years.

Life expectancy at birth Average expected number of years of life at birth.

Although it was designed for an operational lifetime of three weeks, MAGION 1 remained operational for three years.

The new spacecraft are being designed to have an active life 10 times longer than that of the Foton.

214. Estimated life expectancy at birth Male

The anticipated service life is defined as the whole of life environment for the particular store, and is known as the manufacture to Target or Disposal Sequence (MTDS) or life cycle.

Female life expectancy at birth is 68.

For some satellites on long lifetime LEO orbits, a transfer to shorter lifetime orbits is planned at the end of their activelife.

Life Expectancy

Life

The satellite weighs about 2,000 kilograms at the beginning of its life in orbit, and its design life is three years. The satellite is scheduled to be launched by an H II rocket in the middle of 1997, and to be injected into a geostationary orbit at 112 degrees east longitude.

Life expectancy is 75.62 years, with male life expectancy at 72.05 years and female life expectancy at 79.41 years.

Manufactured by the Hughes Company, United States of America, the satellite weighed 1.4 tons, with 24 C band transponders on board and a designed operational life of 10 years.

The S3 process combined with regular proof firings through life of all lots of cannon ammunition will work to identify unsatisfactory designs or lots of ammunition that have reached the end of their service life.

The scheme helps decrease the mortality rate and increase the life expectancy of the people.

The satellite had remained operational two years after its expected useful life.

ISS is also designed to allow for future shield augmentation if the threat increases or if the life of the station is extended.

Mission life

Maximum speed

Maximum lifespan

Minimum lifespan

Maximum radius

Minimum radius

LIFE EXPECTANCY

(e) The inflation assumption used in the analysis must, of necessity, encompass a period of time reflecting the longevity of plan participants.

The life expectancy of Afghans is 44.5 years (with a healthy life expectancy at birth of only 33.4 years) and with men living longer than women.

The design shall demonstrate that the effects of fatigue, caused by repeated application of these loads through the expected life of the portable tank, have been taken into account.

Over the past two decades, however, the UK has seen the stagnation of the development of its nuclear power, and a majority of its existing 15 nuclear power stations have reached their design lifetime.

In 1995 it was estimated that female life expectancy was 72.3 years and male 66.4 years.

The mine is a conventional open pit gold mine with a planned mine life of 10 years.

As the projected life expectancy for women is considerably higher than that of men, the principle of gender solidarity is applied and calculations use the average projected life expectancy for men and women.

Forced marriage

(d) Orbital lifetime

Life expectancy at birth (male)

Life expectancy at birth (female)

Life expectancy estimates for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians born in the period 1996 2001 indicate that life expectancy at birth is around 18 years lower than the average life expectancy for all Australians.

(a) Mass the launch mass, beginning of life mass and dry mass (end of life)

(b) Mass the launch mass, beginning of life mass and dry mass (end of life)

Also available are estimates of life expectancy of older men and women.

Life expectancy at birth in 1991 was estimated at 58 and 62 years, respectively, for males and females.

Well, that's long life and small family, and Third World is short life and large family.