"finite experience" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to refer to limited or specific event, exposure, or knowledge that a person has. For example: "The student's success was largely due to their finite experience in the field of computer science."
So "metaphysics," in this sense, amounts to a kind of intellectualized, theoretically elaborated attempt at turning partial, finite experiences into a comprehensive view of nature and human experience.
They who have survived the years of life we have yet to live can give us a reprieve from our finite experiences.
Cells on a substrate with finite thickness experience smaller displacement than those on infinite thickness.
This result applies more generally to other cases where a macroscopic system (not idealized as finite-dimensional) experiences decoherence due to interaction with its environment (see Donald 1998).
Online games like FarmVille suffer from what I call "finite variability" — an experience that becomes predictable with use.
As T.S. Eliot recognized, a Leibnizian strand pervades Bradley's philosophy, one which finds expression in his doctrine of finite centres of experience.
This approach is illustrated on two existing bridges which are expected to experience finite or infinite fatigue life.
This paper presents a viscoelastic model for the fully three-dimensional stress and deformation response of fiber-reinforced composites that experience finite strains.
This paper presents a fully three-dimensional constitutive model for anisotropic viscoelasticity suitable for the macroscopic description of fibre reinforced composites that experience finite strains.
For case (SC12), if (tau_{3}^{h_{1}}leqtheneqtany{2}^{h_{1}}) then any solution initiating from 1-theta V_{V_{L}, y_{0}^)) with (y_{0}^>0) will experience finite state-dependent feedback control actions and enter into (operatorname{Int}Omega_{h_{1-theta V_{iaL}mega_{h_{1}}) eventually_{
