Meanings of have a lifespan in English

Yet these filters have a lifespan and can eventually become blocked.

Private equity funds typically have a lifespan of ten years.

Buyout funds typically have a lifespan of ten years.

It will have a lifespan of 10 years.

Players should not be anxious about this because all winning tickets have a lifespan of 365 days.

The insects have a lifespan of 100 days or so and are in their prime in the autumn.

Most league games have a lifespan about as long as a Snapchat message but others linger stubbornly in the memory.

And we continued to do this until they had all died. The flies typically have a lifespan of several weeks.

The animals, which date back 150 million years, have a lifespan of 100 to 150 years.

Thankfully, the new lithium-ion batteries have a lifespan of 20 years, according to Kenneth Todd, deputy International Space Station program manager.

The loan will have a lifespan of between seven and eight years and will have an amortising structure, the first source said.

Players are asked for understanding and patience through this process and are reminded that all winning lottery tickets have a lifespan of 365 days.

In the end, most of these prefabricated houses -and indeed most houses in Japan - have a lifespan of only about 30 years.

Renault estimates the batteries, sourced from Nissan-NEC joint venture Automotive Electric Supply Corporation, have a lifespan of six years before capacity begins to diminish.

The researchers would need to silence the same gene or genes in laboratory mice, which typically have a lifespan of two or three years.

In the past power plants had a lifespan of about 50 years.