Sentence examples for both finite and infinite from inspiring English sources

Experiments are made on both finite and "infinite" beams.

The design can be used for both finite and infinite switched linear systems.

More precisely, we show that both finite and infinite line languages are in parallel hierarchy.

This analysis is presented for liquids of both finite and infinite depths.

Results show that in both finite and infinite time horizons considered, the constructed wetland has the largest net services value in a reasonable discount rate.

Whereas most previous idealisms had stressed the rational as the highest category of reality and hence as its paradigm, personalism saw in the centred structures of personhood, both finite and infinite, an even higher category, displaying dimensions richer than the rational alone.

Both finite and infinite-fracture reservoir systems with transient linear-flows for the fracture and the formation in wells intercepted by a finite-conductivity vertical fracture are considered.

Motivated by this, we developed a sequential, algorithmic optimal constrained state estimator for both finite and infinite-dimensional process systems commonly found in chemical process engineering (CSTR, tubular reactor).

As it is known, the concept of controllability is an important property (quantitative and qualitative) of a control system, and the controllability property plays a crucial role in many control problems and both finite and infinite-dimensional spaces.

In this paper we obtain restricted Markov uniqueness of the generator and uniqueness of martingale (probabilistically weak) solutions for the stochastic quantization problem in both the finite and infinite volume case by clarifying the precise relation between the solutions to the stochastic quantization problem obtained by the Dirichlet form approach and those obtained in [10] and in [24].

For Philippe Lacoue-Labarthe and Jean-Luc Nancy, the Romantic fragment "stands for itself and for that from which it has been detached," making it both finite and (theoretically) infinite.