Sentence examples for finite variety from inspiring English sources

A locally finite variety is one whose finitely generated free algebras are finite, such as pointed sets, graphs (whether of the directed or undirected variety), and distributive lattices.

Boolean algebras therefore form a locally finite variety.

Each of these forms a locally finite variety as defined earlier.

Vector spaces over a finite field therefore form a locally finite variety when scalar multiplication is organized as one unary operation for each field element.

After his account of atoms' motion, Lucretius turns to their properties, explaining how a vast but finite variety of atomic shapes underlies and accounts for the vast but finite phenomenal variety that the world has to offer, without the atoms themselves possessing either sensible properties such as colours or mental powers.

If one is considering the question of shape versus material, then it is at this stage that it is a very important issue since one is considering fundamental, simple shapes and the materials used to form them are of finite variety.

FMM; finite mixture model.

Many interesting designs and graphs are constructed from finite Hermitian varieties, finite quadrics, finite Grassmannians and finite normal rational curves.

A comparison with a classical method of the finite-difference variety shows that these methods may sometimes be superior.

Numerical results are presented for a variety of finite element and isogeometric cases.

A finite (μ,S -frame variety consists of real or complex matrices F="[f1⋯fN] satisfying FF⁎="S and ‖fn‖="μn for all n="1,S -frame