Sentence examples for finite are from inspiring English sources

It's in this context that immigrants, wanting pieces of a pie deemed more finite, are vilified.

Simple formulae are derived, and the effects of the slope being finite are discussed.

The first employed infinitesimal quantities which, while not finite, are at the same time not exactly zero.

Despite this clear occasionalist stance toward physical objects, Berkeley firmly maintains that spirits, both infinite and finite, are causally active.

On the other hand, in [14], we provided a general framework where attractors are nonempty closed and bounded subsets of topologically complete metric spaces and where the IFSs may be infinite, in contrast to the classical theory (see [2]), where only attractors that are compact metric spaces and IFSs that are finite are considered.

I'm not talking about the unlikely witness stand confession -- Elle's personal expertise that the rules of hair care are are simple and finite are what turned the tide in that case.

Age, usually thought of as finite, is also relative.

And the idea, the word finite is the important number.

After all, the one resource that is truly finite is our time.

I have never quite internalized the notion that space, which feels finite, is actually infinite.

Finite is about whether this guy or that guy gets the $5,000.