The phrase "a move infinitely" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It could be used in a context discussing an action or concept that is limitless or ongoing, but it lacks clarity as it stands.
Example: "In the game, a move infinitely can lead to unexpected outcomes."
Alternatives: "an endless move" or "a limitless action".
They've developed a tiny device in which the index of refraction for visible light is zero so that light waves of a particular wavelength move infinitely fast.
But the fact that the equations say the disk should move infinitely fast at a definite time may help explain other phenomena, says Hassan Aref, a physicist at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.
That means that instead of acting as waves with equally spaced peaks, or "phase fronts," the wave behaves as if its peaks are moving infinitely fast and are everywhere at once.
A move to Stratford-on-Avon, where Barry Rutter was based part of the year, seemed infinitely preferable.
The paper analyses theoretically the surface vibration induced by a point load moving uniformly along a infinitely long beam embedded in a two-dimensional viscoelastic layer.
An infinitely long beam on an uncertain foundation is subjected to a moving force with constant speed.
Their size makes application infinitely easier than fiddly full-sized strips (I threw on a pair of Joans in the passenger seat of a moving car recently) and the effect is elegantly convincing.
I feel deeply moved and infinitely calmer than I was before.
No wonder Wenger could have done with the afternoon ending as it started – featuring Arsenal passing and moving with infinitely superior fluency as they persistently left Sunderland appearing dizzy and disorientated.
The dangerous zones for dynamic snap-through can be determined by comparing the energy barrier and the total energy gained by the arch when the end is moved with infinitely large speed.
