It's not simply the eternal, infinite and immovable prospect I thought at first.
I now see how impermanent the landscape can be, not simply the eternal, infinite, and immovable prospect I thought at first.
The method admits prospects involving infinite as well as finite dimensional unknown parameters, so that the variables are allowed to be residuals from nonparametric and semiparametric models.
While for the latter, early childhood education offers the prospect of infinite diverse possibilities informed by multiple perspectives, local knowledges, provisional truths: no final answer with closure, but the prospect of opening up to new understandings and new practices.
Citing Lunik I, the Soviet spacecraft that plowed through the Earth's atmosphere, and the strategist Herman Kahn's frank talk about how to win a nuclear war, Mr. Kaplan writes, "It was this twin precipice — the prospect of infinite possibilities and instant annihilation, both teetering on the edge of a new decade — that gave 1959 its distinctive swoon and ignited its creative energy".
Whose imagination is not captured, if only momentarily, by the prospect of your infinite multiplication?
If there is a God (Pascal assumed he must be the Christian God), then to believe in him offers the prospect of an infinite reward for infinite time.
Embarrassment and frustration lie ahead; drills, repetition, and the infinite boredom of conjugation await you, and the prospect of mangling words that sit like rocks in your mouth.
Perhaps the prospect of facing a man of infinite flexibility, Bill Clinton, pushed him over the top, but Brown re-invented himself as a high-octane and, at times, shrill populist.
Then they told us with infinite patience that they were not there to improve their job prospects.
The Amazon region, which seemed infinite only a few decades ago, is now facing the prospect of extinction.
