The new US secretary of state John Kerry, at a press conference in Saudi Arabia on Monday, said there was a "finite" time for conclusion of the talks.
For most commodities, there is a finite time τ that elapses before a change in production occurs.
In words, for every number ε, no matter how small, there is a finite time t′ after which the values of f differ from c by less then ε.
But for any of you who have struggled to realize a dream or long held the notion that there is a finite time line for what you want to accomplish, hang on a tick.
However, this instantaneous transition is not realistic since there is a finite time for reversing the potential (e.g., in [14], the time delay is somewhere between 0.6-to-1 ms), limiting the validity of any kinetic model to peak currents that occur at times longer than this artificial constraint imposed by the signal generator of the voltage clamp experiment.
Pregnancy is a finite time interval during which the health of the baby is of heightened concern.
These factors, with the chaotic dynamics, imply that there is a finite time horizon past which weather forecasts are no more accurate than climatological averages.
In addition, pregnancy is a finite time interval during which women may be more motivated to learn about the impact of their behaviors on their own health as well as that of their future offspring[ 23].
But although to count events from present to the past always means the event is a finite time-distance from the present, to get to the present from the beginningless past one would have to traverse an actual infinite without a starting point.
One might hypothesize that there is a finite-time singularity with enstrophy growth like Ω∼ Tc−t)−γΩ and vorticity growth like ∥ω∥∞∼ Tc−t)−γ.
