Sentence examples for because of the finite from inspiring English sources

This is because of the finite speed of light.

But generally getting weaker as you go out because of the finite thickness of the wire.

Coming up with new and exciting plant combinations is always a challenge at Chelsea, not least because of the finite palette to draw from.

Small modifications to electronic energy levels arise because of the finite mass, nonzero volume of the atomic nucleus and the distribution of charges and currents within the nucleus.

For a crystalline material, in principle, the PDF peaks persist indefinitely, but in practice fall off because of the finite resolution of the diffraction measurement.

And because of the finite speed of light, the further away you look, the further back in cosmic time you see.

The inverted pyramid wasn't designed for digital but it works for digital just the same because in place of the finite space of the print publication has come the finite time of the digital reader.

It is because of the limitations of the finite mind that it attributes multiplicity to the infinite substance, when in reality the infinite substance is simple.

Note that the fourth-order FDM was shown to systematically underestimate the SDD (by several percent), probably because of the nonlocality of the finite difference operator; see Paper I as to the detailed discussion.

The propagation of the PI from high to low latitudes is often interpreted as an instantaneous transmission of atmospheric THo mode along the ionosphere ground waveguide (Kikuchi and Hashimoto 2016), though some researchers (e.g., Yumoto et al. 1997; Chi et al. 2001) consider this mechanism questionable because of the observed finite time delay between the PI detected at separated sites.

They are not part of the finite (because there is no finite) or mood.