Sentence examples for finite character from inspiring English sources

It is the nature of reason itself (a power which is limited by man's finite character), he argues, that makes it unreasonable for men to hope in their own self-sufficiency and reasonable for them to hope in revelation from a God who comes to them.

A mathematical context in which PEM is valid, Brouwer points out, is that of the question whether a given construction of finite character is possible in a given finite domain.

An important corollary to the theory of natural places was the finite character of the world, because it implied the existence of a unique center of the world (the Earth), while evidently it would not be possible for an infinite universe to have a center.

According to Kripke's Wittgenstein, all physical facts about our limited linguistic dispositions or cognitive capacities are finite in character.

The finite piecewise homogeneous character of transition probabilities is taken into account.

Here we have an argument for the fact that God's essence is his existence, because His essence is not a restriction of esse to a finite expression or character.

We use the usual notation, following (Gusfield, 1997): A finite set of characters ∑ = { a,b,c,...} we will call an alphabet and a sequence s of characters from ∑ a string.

It consists of a finite set of characters, such as uppercase and lowercase letters, digits, and various punctuation marks.

The family novel is a bit like the old-fashioned detective story: a finite group of characters and an enclosed venue that is fingered occasionally by the outside world, with, like as not, clues as to who has done what to someone else.

We classify both the finite and infinite characters of the inductive limit symplectic group G.

Consider the restriction Ad S S → G l l ( g ) of the adjoint representation of G to S. There exists a finite number of characters λ 1, …, λ l of S such that g = ⨁ i = 1 l g λ i.