Sentence examples for a finite span from inspiring English sources

It is also fuelling a boom of buy-outs, since a finite span of cheap money suggests a finite opportunity to buy another firm.

The effect of a finite span is investigated by the spanwise correlation model based on the measured coherence distribution.

In particular, the flow past a finite span cylinder attached to end-plates is studied in some detail in order to evaluate the effects of the aspect ratio on the formation length.

Further analysis of the variable fluxes (6% of total fluxes) revealed that 49% of them had a finite span.

For a cantilevered circular cylinder with a finite span-length, it is found that cylinders with aspect ratios of 5 and 10 have a single excitation region, and cylinders with aspect ratios of 14 and 21 have two excitation regions.

In the present work, a narrow span-wise rectangular channel (referred to as a slot) is introduced and drilled near the leading edge of a finite-span cambered airfoil to study its impact on the overall aerodynamic performance.

Several years after their historic effort, Frederick W. Lanchester, a British engineer, proposed a circulation theory of lift of an airfoil of infinite span and a vortex theory of the lift of a wing of finite span.

"They have a battery and a finite life span," Mr Banks said.

"Oil has a finite life span at the surface," Mr. Amos said Tuesday, after examining fresh radar images of the slick.

That's when Leonard Hayflick, an ambitious young researcher at the Wistar Institute in Philadelphia, discovered that ordinary body cells have a finite life span – or, more precisely, an average number of times they can multiply in vitro.

The graph is considered within a finite time span (mathcal {T}subseteq mathbb {T}), called lifetime of the system.