Sentence examples for finite forms from inspiring English sources

All of these are finite forms.

Mr. Cunningham, however, steeped in Joyce's "Finnegans Wake," thought of how nature doesn't have finite forms with beginnings and ends.

Even in areas in which finite forms are not used in the present, they occur in the imperative forms and what may be called the subjunctive; e.g., Hindi tum kam kər-o "work," mɛ̃ əndər aũ "May I come in?" The person number system of the New Indo-Aryan verb accords with the use of pronouns.

The future is expressed by a particle tha (from earlier thé[o] na '[I] want to') followed by a finite verb e.g., tha grápho 'I will write.' Formally, the finite forms of the verb (those with personal endings) consist of a stem + (optionally) the perfective aspect marker (-s- in active, -th- in passive) + personal ending (indicating person, tense, mood, voice).

This is "finite form", a closed and bounded world, with nothing outside it and no possibility of addition or accretion.

Both contain the finite form hũ of the auxiliary; but kər-ta and rəh-a are nominal forms, the latter the past of rəh- stay".

Pi, or π, has had various names through the ages, and all of them are either words or abstract symbols, since pi is a number that can't be shown completely and exactly in any finite form of representation.

As the shadows lift, evil no longer takes the reassuringly finite form of a single villain, like Raymond Burr in "Desperate": by the time of "City of Fear" it has become invisible and ubiquitous, part of the air we breathe.

In fact, this kind of list is very similar to the "finite form" of Homer's shield because, in Eco's words, it "confers unity on a set of objects" and is defined by those things in the real world to which it refers.

For the metaphysical sentence in 3b, the modal appears in a non-finite form, which is embedded under a finite form of the perfect aspectual particle.

The following theorem states a finite form of Jensen's inequality for a -convex (or concave) function.