Sentence examples for infinite availability from inspiring English sources

Second, natural resources are underpriced because they are often assumed to have infinite availability.

Champions of online life promised a utopia of infinite availability: a "long tail" of perpetually in-stock products would revive interest in non-mainstream culture.

I sat quietly with the text, thinking of how many hands it had to pass through to reach the Vatican Library, how overwhelming the odds had been against its survival into the digitized present, with its heady promise of infinite availability in time and space.

Moreover, the procedure results in the infinite availability of the subtracted cDNA clones, suitable for downstream analyses, such as Northern blot, in situ hybridization or RNA interference using diced double stranded RNA.

Songs have become, for lack of a better word, trivial: not through any less effort from the best musicians, but through the unexpected combination of a nearly infinite supply, constant availability, suboptimum sound quality and the intangibility I've always thought I would welcome.

One can think of this as assuming the availability of infinite time to complete the computation.

The optimality of the MLE training criterion is conditioned on the availability of an infinite amount of training data and the correct choice of the model.

The vicinity and the availability of an infinite, permanent heat sink – the ocean – enhances the performance of the safety systems which, when designed to operate passively, considerably extend the grace period given to operators in case of accident.

The availability of an infinite number of controlled outputs offers a great flexibility to operate the existing chemical process, if the desired output is subject to change from time to time.

The main idealization involved (as compared with actually realizable computers) is the availability of a potentially infinite tape.

Food stress can either arise from limited infinite (i.e. constantly replenished) or limited finite (i.e. diminishing) food availability.