Sentence examples for infinite effect from inspiring English sources
In the time C, D will produce that motion in a patient less than B, say F. Then take E, bearing the same proportion to D as the whole BF bears to F. E will produce the motion in BF in the time C. Thus the finite and infinite effect the same alteration in equal times.
Many of course question whether having an infinite effect is necessary for meaning (e.g., Schmidtz 2001; Audi 2005, 354 55).
Others point out that one need not be immortal in order to have an infinite effect (Levine 1987, 462), for God's eternal remembrance of one's mortal existence would be sufficient for that.
One launch I couldn't fail to notice is Avon's legitimately game-changing Anew Reversalist Infinite Effects Night Treatment Cream (£25).
It will be the same with any time that can be taken, so that there will no time in which the infinite can effect this movement.
In this paper we study the existence of solutions for a coupled Allen-Cahn-Navier-Stokes model in two dimensions with an external force containing infinite delay effects in the weighted space (C_{delta }( mathbb{Y})).
"Comics have an infinite special-effects budget," we'd say.
The ambiguity is similar to the infinite-edge effect on the roof of the Oslo Opera.
But we missed the point, now that movies have, for all intents, an infinite special-effects budget.
The new world of infinite choice effected by the download revolution has resulted in a Top 40 that stays the same for months at a time.
The whole point of his definition lies in encoding infinite potential effects, (e.g. the printing of an infinite decimal) into finite 'tables of behaviour'.
