But then, as the search for our missing comrades wore on, producing only dry holes and dead ends, the idea of thrusting death somewhere beyond the finite gained a sort of appeal.
The former lorry driver from Bradford, West Yorkshire, now known as Peter Coonan, argues that a severe mental disorder he was suffering at the time of the killings should justify a "finite" number of years, the court of appeal heard.
Accomplished panelists belittle each other by relying on an all-too-common verbal tic in "I'm Sorry," while "Last Fuckable Day" (co-starring Patricia Arquette, Tina Fey, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus) acknowledges the theoretical finite death of a woman's sex appeal.
"There is a finite number of ways in which music can appeal.
One possible response would appeal to the close relationship between finite modes and the power of God.
Also, there is a particular appeal to being able to intelligently allocate finite resources to the appropriate business or research applications in a distributed enterprise.
Another possible solution is to appeal to the principle of sufficient reason: any finite limit would be arbitrary, and thus in violation of the principle.
The proof of this Theorem does not appeal to the classification in [46], but to the theory of finite GRS [44, 52] and the study of coideal subalgebras in [48].
Appeals to fairness and intuition appear to support the idea that finite resources should be directed at the young, who have not had a chance to live their lives, in preference to elderly people, who have already lived a major part of theirs.
A similar appeal to the senses establishes the infinity of the universe, since what is finite must have an edge, and an edge is conceived in reference to something beyond it.
