life cycle

When compared across their entire life cycles, electric vehicles create 60 to 80 percent fewer greenhouse emissions than combustion-powered cars.

So given that we’ve already paid the upfront cost of this fossil fuel infrastructure, the economics don’t quite line up yet where we’re going to facilitate a rapid phase out of fossil fuel plants prior to the end of their life cycle.

With this in mind, we built Alula to support people, families, and friends through the entire life cycle of cancer, from diagnosis and treatment to recovery and bereavement.

Positioned now on both sides of an advertising transaction, we were ready to observe the life cycle of an ad click from end to end.

So do Jenny Freestone’s elegant depictions of aquatic creatures, in which the life cycle of eggs, insects and amphibians is revealed as something rich and strange.

“We have a detailed audit system that tracks the life cycle of an evidentiary item for record-keeping purposes,” she said.

Researchers have found that this protein is important in the life cycle of many types of cells, not only those in the eye.

I felt there were a lot of ways that I could spend the stub end of my life cycle that were more productive.

Early in a product's life cycle, you see enormous leaps in the quality of each successive generation.

Stars and galaxies go through the life cycle of birth, growth, death, and replicate themselves.

True annuals are those plants which complete their entire life-cycle in one season.

This division obtains on the involutionary side of the great life-cycle.

There is some doubt as to the different stages in the life-cycle of this species.

The introductory pages give the life cycle of a plant from seed to seed and many curious facts concerning curious plants.

Has the duration and complexity of the life-cycle expanded or contracted since organisms first appeared on the earth?