Sentence examples for finite meaning from inspiring English sources

The reserves are finite, meaning the wildlife has to be managed.

A main weakness of Lamport's OTP is that the length of the hash chain is finite, meaning that OTP generation is also finite.

The domain of quantum mechanics consists of finite quantum systems, meaning quantum systems that have a finite number of degrees of freedom.

All these logics turn out decidable (i.e. have decidable sets of validities) which is typically shown by proving the finite model property, meaning that every satisfiable formula is satisfiable in a finite model; in most cases, with respect to non-standard finite models.

Following Husserl's views on how consciousness can modify its stances toward reality and de-ontologizing James's sub-universes of reality, Schutz developed the notion of various finite provinces of meaning.

The capacity to generate unlimited meaning by placing one thought inside another is the crux of Chomsky's theory — what he calls, quoting the early-nineteenth-century German linguist Wilhelm von Humboldt, "the infinite use of finite means".

Finite buffers are assumed, meaning that under congestion incoming packets that do not fit into their corresponding queue will be dropped.

However, in wireless sensor networks, nodes are powered by batteries, meaning, they have finite energy.

On the other hand, for core/shell MNPs of the second set, Hc remains finite at T > 300 K, meaning that core/shell architecture is a powerful tool to tune coercivity of nanostructured magnetics.

Indeed, my own death is revealed to me as inevitable, meaning that Dasein is essentially finite.

The noose has tightened slightly since it last reported, because coal prices have been low, meaning producers are using up their finite licences to burn the black stuff.