Sentence examples for a finite interval of time from inspiring English sources

A hypertask is a non-numerable infinite sequence of actions or operations carried out in a finite interval of time.

Finite-time observers can realize the accurate reconstruction of the states in a finite interval of time.

Our implemented Property-Checker checks formal properties for a given mixed-signal circuit design over a finite interval of time.

A supertask may be defined as an infinite sequence of actions or operations carried out in a finite interval of time.

Finally, a task can be defined as a finite sequence of actions or operations carried out in a finite interval of time.

Therefore, a supertask which is not a hypertask will be a numerable infinite sequence of actions or operations carried out in a finite interval of time.

Thanks to that ψ(t) is bounded by the induction assumption, we get ϕ(t) is bounded on any finite interval of time.

To prove the global existence, i.e., it suffices to prove that ∥ D m - 1 θ ( t ) ∥ L 2 2 + ∥ ∇ D m - 1 θ ( t ) ∥ L 2 2 remains bounded in any finite interval of time.

The problem to consider consists in finding a control function, defined over a finite interval of operation time, such that the final concentration of a desired product is maximum.

A system is said to be input-output finite time stable if, assigned a class of input signals and some boundaries in the output signal space, the output never exceeds such boundaries over a prespecified (finite) interval of time.

Let us suppose that some machine M accomplishes a bifurcated supertask in such a way that the infinite sequence of actions involved happens in a finite interval of an observer O's proper time.