Rereading Stendhal's "Lucien Leuwen," with its fashionable drawing-room conversations, I pause over the key words that capture the various attitudes of the participants: vanité, vulgaire, esprit (wit—"that vitriolic acid eating at everything"), ridicule, politesse ("infinite manners, no feeling"), bien-pensant (right thinking).
Rereading Stendhal's "Lucien Leuwen," with its fashionable drawing-room conversations, I pause over the key words that capture the various attitudes of the participants: vanité, vulgaire, esprit (wit — "that vitriolic acid eating at everything"), ridicule, politesse ("infinite manners, no feeling"), bien-pensant (right thinking).
Moreover, the queuing buffer model in this paper is established on a finite size structure rather than the traditional infinite queuing manner, which is more consistent with the practical transmission condition.
Cunningham's job is not so different from a fisherman's: it requires a keen knowledge, honed over years, of the local ecosystem and infinite patience in all manner of weather conditions.
Slope stability analysis was also incorporated with the model, in the manner of infinite slope assumption.
According to one prominent interpretation (Garrett 1991), to follow from the absolute nature of God is to follow in an unqualified, pervasive and permanent manner, as infinite modes do (Ip21 23).
In fact, by working seriously with actual infinities Dedekind took a stance incompatible with that of his teacher Gauss, who had allowed for the infinite only as a "manner of speaking" (Ferreirós 1999, ch. 7, earlier Edwards 1983).
More powerful equipments with higher speed can easily compute the more complicated infinite series in a similar manner.
In spite of Gauss's warning that the infinite can only be a manner of speaking, some minor figures and three major ones (Bolzano, Riemann, Dedekind) preceded Cantor in fully accepting the actual infinite in mathematics.
