Sentence examples for finite conditions from inspiring English sources

A regress on meaningful finite conditions is present, and the suggestion is that the regress can terminate only in something infinite, a being so all-encompassing that it need not (indeed, cannot) go beyond itself to obtain meaning from anything else.

These optimal parameters are related to the finite conditions of operation and are considered for finite size systems, including environmental conditions variations and the irreversibilities due to pressure drop of the working fluid in the solar devices.

It is to turn away from denial – from all those denials of our finite condition that were summed up many years since in a famous book by Ernst Becker, The Denial of Death, in which he identified the basic pathology of the human mind as the fantasy of being "self-created".

The basic idea is that for a finite condition to be meaningful, it must obtain its meaning from another condition that has meaning.

The standard objection to this rationale is that a finite condition could be meaningful without obtaining its meaning from another meaningful condition; perhaps it could be meaningful in itself, or obtain its meaning by being related to something beautiful, autonomous or otherwise valuable for its own sake but not meaningful (Thomson 2003, 25 26, 48).

The investigations have shown that the load carrying capacity of the pipes under finite compliance condition (fixed end condition) increases when compared to infinite compliance (simply supported condition).

We apply a series expansion technique to estimate the water content distribution and front position in finite boundary conditions.

This solves a variant of an open question where the compactness replaces the finite rank conditions.

Also as mentioned in the introduction, when (a_0) is finite, both conditions F4 and F5, (with (a=a_0)), follow from F1, F2 and F3.

We give the formulation of the level set method, as applied to our application with finite boundary conditions.

Then, any solution trajectory of the SVEIRS impulsive-free vaccination model (1.1)–(1.5) generated for finite initial conditions converges asymptotically either to the disease-free equilibrium point or to the endemic equilibrium point as time tends to infinity.  .