If it can't be infinitely stretched, if what was a flower pot can't be remade into a stapler, it isn't jazz.
One day he saw a homeless man in the Athens bus station with eyes "like landscapes that went back into the man's head infinitely far, stretching on for eternity".
In this, he is helped by his fiancee, Elastigirl (Holly Hunter), whose superpower is to stretch infinitely in every direction.
Time has a funny way of seeming to stretch infinitely before one in Jaisalmer, during days spent visiting the jewel-box Jain temples dedicated to Rishabhdevji, Sambhavanathji and Ashtapadi, idling on rooftop cafes drinking lassi or scanning the desert from the fortress walls.
Relaxing this stipulation to allow the tape to stretch infinitely far to right and left results in a new formulation of Turing machines.
Two-dimensional tapes Instead of a one-dimensional infinite tape, we could consider a two-dimensional "tape", which stretches infinitely far up and down as well as left and right.
I felt as if I'd stumbled into Borges's Library of Babel, its shelves stretching infinitely in every direction.
Math stretched infinitely upward toward the heavens, but stories spread out before him, their sturdy roots stretching deep into the earth.
But a few pages in, it became clear to me that vampire fixation is really blood fixation, which, as Bynum shows, is an infinitely complex subject, stretching back centuries, permeating cultures, invoking myths and rituals, and sparking fierce debates.
The tape has one end, at the left say, and stretches infinitely far to the right.
