The modes with vanishing wavenumber limits q can be listed explicitly, they are finite in number for each particular medium.
But he admits that we should conclude that ideas in God are finite in number, if we considered the problem exclusively from the point of view of natural philosophy (ibidem).
Taxa are FFs, proteomic parts that are finite in number and can grow unabated in proteomes.
But the universe could be finite in an infinite number of ways and signs of finiteness would be easy to miss for statistical reasons, she notes, so it's nearly impossible to rule out every option.
When the number of ribs is finite, in some of the models the ribs are allowed to be different and irregularly spaced.
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Let ({y_{1},ldots, y_{m}}) be finite number of points in K and let (L= operatorname{co} Dcup {y_{1},ldots, y_{m}})).
The claim that all analytic truths ought to be derivable in one single calculus is perhaps plausible on the view that analyticity is to be explained by conventions or "tacit agreements", for these agreements are presumably finite in number, and their implications are presumably at most effectively enumerable.
When this is the case, and the alternatives to examine are finite and few in number, it is clear that the procedure for solving the problem is straightforward: the indicator (objective) is assessed in correspondence with each alternative, and the alternative that provides its best value is selected.
When these are finite (e.g., the number of heads in a three-coin toss), the random variable is called discrete and the probabilities of the outcomes sum to 1.
