Sentence examples for indefinite expansion from inspiring English sources
It begins with a cosmological event, a kind of big bang in a state of indefinite expansion.
By the same token, the Mongol army became capable of indefinite expansion, until literally all of the peoples of the Eurasian Steppe had joined its ranks, from Manchuria in the east to the Ukraine in the west.
The logamediate form is motivated by considering a class of possible cosmological solutions with indefinite expansion which results from imposing weak general conditions on the cosmological model.
From the SW Ranches ICE facility that will drain 180,000 gallons of water from the Everglades every day to the expansion of the Port of Miami, South Florida is addicted to indefinite expansion in order to satisfy the never-ending thirst of development and investment.
This so-called neutral scenario ([13], [16], more appositely a neutral-niche scenario) has no steady state outcomes in the analyses and simulations described here, because setting all αij = 0 (i≠j) allows indefinite expansion of S and hence also of N. A slightly less extreme neutral-niche community is modelled by setting all interspecific impacts to a common low value.
Taken together, we have generated a non-tumorigenic progenitor population capable of nearly indefinite expansion potential with a mesodermal phenotype.
They are capable of indefinite self-renewing expansion in culture.
One consequence of this requirement is that the expansion will be indefinite, unless the TCR distribution changes with time, dropping below pcrit somewhere.
Muhammad and Mori proposed a numerical method of indefinite integration based on the DE transformation together with Sinc expansion of the integrand in [15].
The law and policy of indefinite military imprisonment would stand, largely intact and further normalized by expansion on the home-front.
Crack formation refers to the incidence of any narrow, irregular opening of indefinite dimensions resulting from shrinkage, flexural or direct tension stresses, or internal expansion resulting from the products of corrosion or deleterious aggregates.
