Sentence examples for By infinitely from inspiring English sources

By infinitely big, I mean the idea that space can have infinite volume, that time can continue for ever, and that there can be infinitely many physical objects.

By infinitely small, I mean the continuum: the idea that even a litre of space contains an infinite number of points, that space can be stretched out indefinitely without anything bad happening, and that there are quantities in nature that can vary continuously.

It is based on the assumption that at each training iteration the distribution of cells is changed by infinitely small amount, correspondingly requiring an infinite number of training iterations to achieve finite changes in cell distribution.

In terms of this approach, the disturbance is estimated by a relatively independent estimator, based on (possibly) an infinite number of ordinary differential equations reduced from the original PDEs by infinitely many time-dependent test functions.

Now imagine "The Matrix," in which billions of people participated in an ongoing virtual world that, like real life, was shaped by infinitely complex dynamics, all powered by countless machines.

The rise and fall of empires, the eddies that carry cultural influences across the globe and back again, the contemporary distribution of power and resources among nations, the changing world order outside of Europe, the rise of United States power -- all these things make for a world not cleaved along archaic frontiers but shaped by infinitely complex and layered relationships.

Every meal, every decision, every emotion, every chore, moment by moment, mile by mile, "infinitely" in an endless loop.

Pitt is twice incarcerated and tortured in Tehran's infamous Evin prison, the first time by the shah's men, the second by the infinitely more brutal mullahs.

But in the last several weeks, the venture capitalists have returned, enticed by Balihoo's strong sales, and also by something infinitely more valuable: glimmers of renewed faith in parts of American commerce.

The wave functions of two adjacent square QWs, (psi _{j}) and (psi_{j+1}), are approximated by those of free particles in two isolated wells separated by an infinitely thick barrier.

Suppose now that it is surrounded by an infinitely large, three-dimensional "hyperspace".