In contrast, the Colour Space paintings have been conceived as a finite series with rigorous rules.
I'm happy to have the 10 volumes in my library alongside finite series like "Preacher" and "Y the Last Man".
A transcendental number is a number that exists but can't be expressed in any finite series of either arithmetical or algebraic operations.
For the analytical study of such problems, one may usually employ finite series or sinusoidal forms.
And what I found when I was studying this, I was like, wow, all that stuff that I learned, it actually finite series, who knew?
And I use this calculation instead, where the denominator is the sum of all the omegas you should be thinking finite series.
The following year he launched a trio of comics New Gods, Mister Miracle, and The Forever People which he envisioned as finite series of interlocked stories that would eventually be collected in a single volume.
No, what the Obama administration appears to want is a limited, finite series of strikes that will be carefully calibrated to send a message and cause the just-right amount of pain.
The most intuitive way to simplify the problem was to break the atmosphere down into a finite series of boxes, or what meteorologists variously refer to as a matrix, a lattice or a grid.
Soon afterward, in 1934, Gödel modified a suggestion that had been offered by Jacques Herbrand, a French mathematician, and introduced a general concept of recursive functions i.e., of functions mechanically computable by a finite series of purely combinatorial steps.
