Meanings of service life in anglès

Wrap your car's air filter in toilet paper for longer service life.

The automaton's output would have no innate design, boundaries, or service life.

They seek her solace during the critical periods of their active service life.

The service life grows up out of the other two.

Spektr-RG is expecting to detect perhaps three million super-massive black holes during its service life.

He was to remain in that position for most of the rest of his civil service life.

The best I could hope for'd be that they'd leave me here to th' end o' my service life.

When he drove back again that afternoon his service life would probably be over, as his physical life soon would be.

The exercise was designed to study ways of prolonging the service life of Russia's existing intercontinental ballistic missile stock, the agency said.

In general, aerospace structures manufactured using fiber reinforced polymer composites are exposed to fluctuating temperatures and subjected to cyclic loading during their service life.

It is also extremely important to eliminate the hazardous small molecules (e.g., H 2 O and HF) inside the battery to enhance the service life.

That altitude requires less fuel for SES-8 to fly itself into its 22,369-mile (36,000-km) high operational orbit, thereby extending its service life.

The Voyevoda, whose NATO name is the SS-18 Satan, was developed in the 1970s and the missiles are approaching the end of their service life.

He said both boats were nearing the end of their service lives.

More than three million are continuing to maintain their low-cost National Service Life Insurance policies.

These ships have seen much hard use and, as you mentioned, were not designed for long service lives.