Sentence examples for infinitely which from inspiring English sources

This was the software known as TCP/IP, which made it possible for networks to connect to other networks, creating a "network of networks", capable of expanding virtually infinitely – which is another way of defining what the internet is.

As iterations go along, the number of elements in the bundle may increase infinitely, which could lead to serious problems with storage and computation.

Here Norris diverges from Malebranche's view as stated in the second dialogue of Dialogues on Metaphysics and Religion that God is "infinitely infinite," which strikes the reader as comparable to Spinoza's infinite attributes.

For example, it was argued that if a body were continuous, then it would be divisible infinitely, in which case the body would have an actually infinite number of parts that all adhere together to form the body and that correspond with the infinite number of divisions.

It is validated that the deterministic equivalent approximations are tight when b and K are not infinitely large, which is suitable for practical scenarios.

By the technique of plane parqueting, the complex plane is divided into infinitely rectangles, which are congruent to the domain Ω.

I still get butterflies, but it's gotten infinitely easier - which is good because speaking well is strongly linked to career success: it gives you the ability to motivate people and creates a perception of authority, too.

As Glennan (2009) notes, the decomposition of causes into mechanisms might continue infinitely, in which case there is no point arguing about which notion is more fundamental, or the decomposition might ground out in some basic, lowest-level causal notion that is primitive and so not analyzable into other causal mechanisms.

We proceed to prove that has infinitely many zeros, which implies that has infinitely many zeros.

We live in a moment of infinitely abundant video, which makes it awkward to try to profit off of the scarcity of a video.

To be sure, all we plan to do now is to explore our own immediate surroundings in the universe, the infinitely small place which the human race could reach even if it were to travel with the velocity of light.