Sentence examples for infinitely fine from inspiring English sources

The case of two or more populations with migration is significantly more difficult and we could not demonstrate that both treatments of the boundary conditions yield the same exact solution in the limits of infinite Λ and an infinitely fine grid.

"We will require an infinitely firm hand," he said, "and an infinitely fine tact to manage all the racial divisions in this heterogeneous society, where even the slightest alteration can throw off, divide or undo its delicate balance".

Microscopes, of course, can resolve much finer details, but not infinitely fine.

Generally, they assume that the "scaling limits" they get as their grids become infinitely fine don't carry with them artifacts of the type of lattice they came from.

Even an infinitely fine division of the space of possibilities doesn't fix the problem: the probabilities assigned by the PoI still depend on how we describe the space of possibilities.

The problem of feedback gains growing unbounded as grid becomes infinitely fine is resolved by a proper choice of the target system to which the original system is transformed.

In the course of the short story "A Jubilee Present" Raffles, celebrating Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee, steals a gold cup from the British Museum and sends it to the queen, telling Manders that "we have been ruled over for sixty years by infinitely the finest monarch in the world".

But is infinite information infinitely valuable?

Instead, more often than not having core skills like being able to manage a project effectively, being organized and not procrastinating, and being able to foster broad relationships are infinitely more valuable than the finer points of triple integration, Ohm's law, or Gaussian elimination.

The secular republic of France has banned face veils, which means that anyone wearing the niqab or burqa in public there can be fined €150, or suffer the infinitely worse fate of being forced to endure lessons in French citizenship.

But for that to be true, the country's leaders would have to be more evil and less rational than Stalin or Mao, whose crimes were infinitely greater, yet against whom deterrence worked just fine.