Sentence examples for because of finite from inspiring English sources

a Because of finite numerical precision, for our putposes a flux is null when it is smaller than 10-6.

It is noted that, because of finite speed, the discrete delay always involves the information processing.

The growth rate is negative when M = 0 because of finite fluid viscosity.

We note that such a Banach space is reflexive because of finite dimension.

It fails in practice because of finite resistances in the primary power supply and the transformer itself.

Because of finite viscous friction primarily arising at the fluid-solid boundary, the Krauklis wave is damped in time without the basic laminar flow.

Because of finite-dimensional counter-examples (see e.g. [14]), we know that an arbitrary compact AR-space has not the NEFP-property.

In this model, network states are not really stable because of finite-size effects.

Library complexity curves, which plot the number of distinct molecules against the number of molecules sequenced, were used to characterize the rate of diminishing returns because a library of finite complexity is sequenced more deeply.

But it is politically perilous, because in a world of finite resources outsiders can only be helped by asking insiders to share a bit, whether through rationing or by paying higher premiums.

In the presence of dye, the slope of the decay curve changes because of the existence of finite excited state.