Sentence examples for finite term from inspiring English sources
Fitzgerald said the court of appeal had the authority to "go behind" the jury's verdict and conclude that such a disorder could lead to diminished responsibility and, thus, a "finite" term.
"The sole submission in this case is that the disorder suffered, and still suffered, by the applicant is a sufficient mitigating circumstance to justify a long finite term of years instead of a whole-life tariff".
By using a finite term of the adjoint vector sequence, we can get an approximate optimal control law.
"This presumption derives in part from the finite term of the patent grant, for patent expiration is not suspended during litigation, and the passage of time can work irremediable harm". Id.
The other is that the difference form of generalized fractal derivative has finite term, which is different from the fractional derivative in Riemann-Liouville, Caputo, and Riesz senses, where their difference expressions involve infinitely many terms as the step size goes to infinity.
In order to avoid the problem of specifying salvage values after some finite term of office, we abstractly imagine the decision maker has an infinite time horizon but discounted at some (possibly fairly large) discount rate r, so the objective is max u ∫ 0 ∞ e - rt α ux + β u - 1 2 u 2 - Cx - G 2 x 2 dt.
He can think of the world only in finite terms: the more someone else has, the less he gets.
It is very difficult to calculate in finite terms but it is that order of magnitude," Mr Rose said.
In the age of Botox and "60 is the new 40" hype, few of us seem to be thinking of the future in finite terms.
Businessmen learn the dimensions and characteristics of most forms of financial crises in an organization largely because these problems are reducible to familiar, inflexible, finite terms.
Induction is only one of many techniques through which one may attempt to wrestle with infinity in finite terms (which is to say: with home field advantage), but it holds a rather distinguished position in mathematics.
