Sentence examples for a finite book from inspiring English sources
But what if people only have a finite book budget?
A finite volume solver (Fluent, ANSYS Inc).
Specifically, the RI informs the eNodeB about the preferred number of parallel spatial data streams, while the PMI signals the preferred precoder that is stemming from a finite code book as specified in [36].
VQ maps a K-dimensional vector x in the vector space Rk to another K-dimensional vector y that belongs to a finite set C (code book) of output vectors (code words).
It is of an astronaut floating in space, "a bit untethered and unsure of his fate and of his reason for being there," Mr. Rand explains, and soon he is talking about Einstein's view of a finite universe and about the book of Genesis and Judaism's wariness about images and Clement Greenberg's art criticism and John Coltrane's liner notes declaring, "All praise be to God".
This was the idea of licensing the rights to the book for a finite period of time.
Williamson extends de Finetti's Dutch Book Argument for a finite additivity constraint on rational degrees of belief to produce an argument for a countable additivity constraint on degrees of belief, but the argument is better interpreted as a reductio of the literal-minded interpretation of Dutch Book Arguments than as an argument for the rationality of a countable additivity constraint.
Books on the whole package of long-term growth on a finite planet, going back to the Limits to Growth and a book by one of the co-authors that looks at the next 40 years.
In part, by recognising that the NHS, like any other employer, has a finite amount of money and needs to balance its books.
Central to the argument of the book was the idea that Earth has a finite capacity to provide the resources needed to feed and protect a global population which was growing exponentially in numbers and its demands to consume.
One difference between westerns and comic-book movies is that the older genre always represented a finite source of precious material.
