Sentence examples for finite if from inspiring English sources

It is finite if there are only finitely many ways that every polygon can subdivide.

A submodule N of M is h -pure in M if N ∩ H k ( M ) = H k ( N ), for every integer k ≥ 0. A submodule N of a QTAG-module M is height finite, if the heights of the elements of N take only finitely many values.

Osherson and Weinstein (1984) even proved that under three fairly plausible assumptions about the conditions on learning, finiteness of the class of languages is necessary that is, a class must be finite if it is to be identifiable from text.

If you start with a number, and then add an infinite number of successively smaller numbers to it, the sum may nevertheless be finite (if the series converges) or may rise to infinity (if the series diverges).

The inside of a person is finite; if it fills up with these kinds of questions, there is no room for the kinds of material — the moods, the ups and downs of the heart — that are also the domain of lyric poetry.

The automaton is finite if the set Q is finite.

(A set can then be defined to be finite if it is not infinite).

A hyperreal a is finite if it is not infinite; this means that |a| < n for some n ∈ ℕ.

In particular (mathcal {R}) is finite if and only if (mathcal {R}') is finite; if this happens, then (mathcal {R}= mathcal {R}').

Then R is finite if and only if R is finite for every α ∈ Π2.

We say that (mathcal {R}) is finite if (vert mathcal {W}vert < infty ).