Sentence examples for be finite as from inspiring English sources

The key is that any social benefits conferred by higher education are finite, meaning government subsidies for education should be finite as well.

Because he asserts that such a world will inevitably be finite, as God himself cannot comprehend the infinite, Origen was later accused of slighting the omnipotence of the Creator.

It's a child's visceral recognition not just that summer was ending, but that everything and everyone else was finite as well.

The perception is that the number of jobs is finite, as is the number of employees.

The both cases of convex valued and nonconvex valued of the right-hand side are considered, and where the delay is finite as well as infinite.

Moreover, where the objects involved are finite, as is the case here for genomes, etc., it is likely that most theories are naturally decidable (although one can certainly go out of one's way to build an undecideable theory if one wishes to do so).

The number of rings and cavities between them is finite as it is the ring thicknesses.

The loss you can suffer if your card gets stolen is finite as thieves can spend only as much as there is on the card.

It has one very major downside, apart from being finite, as the source of carbon dioxide driving climate change and the acidification of our oceans.

Merkel made clear at a joint press conference with Cameron that she was prepared to help Britain – while stressing that her patience was finite – as she outlined a framework for the negotiations.

It might appear that an affirmative answer to the above question is not striking if simple probability theory alone is considered that is, a theory of events in which the number of possible outcomes is finite, as in the theory of dice, coins, roulette, and the like.