Sentence examples for make it finite from inspiring English sources

(I had to remove the recursive part to make it finite.

Although some have speculated that three-dimensional space is infinite, cosmologists generally believe that the universe is curved in such a way as to make it finite but unbounded akin to the surface of a sphere.

We then consider the classical SEIR model (see for instance [ 57] for an introduction to SIR-like modeling): S' = B − β SI − μ S, E' = β SI − E / λ − μ E, I ' = E / λ − α I − μ I, where B is the "birth" rate and 1/ μ represents the time available to the pathogen to exploit a leaflet (since harvest or natural death make it finite).

The present paper summarises an attempt of reformulating the so-called Theory of Critical Distances (TCD) to make it suitable for estimating finite life of notched components subjected to variable amplitude (VA) uniaxial fatigue loading.

If "mathematics is the only infinite human activity," as Erds liked to say to explain his own interest in numbers, then it's lucky we have people like Hoffman to make it a little more finite for the rest of us.

Or trying to impose a frame on a running river — making it a finite, enclosed work of art yet leaving its kinetic quality unsullied, leaving it flowing freely on all sides.

For Philippe Lacoue-Labarthe and Jean-Luc Nancy, the Romantic fragment "stands for itself and for that from which it has been detached," making it both finite and (theoretically) infinite.

The polydispersity index of the copolymerization of AB2 and AB monomers without cores is infinite when the reaction approaches to completion, while the presence of core molecules makes it become finite.

Nonetheless, it has some important features that make it more attractive than conventional finite element approaches, and is a recommended approach in the FEMA 356 design guideline.

Second, the complexities and the variability in the morphological structure of systematic IUPAC International Unionn of Pure and Applied Chemistry) chemical names (McNaught and Wilkinson, 1997) make it impossible to create a finite dictionary of such names.

The importance of high-quality GO annotations, particularly for a model eukaryote such as yeast, in combination with large quantities of published data and finite resources, make it imperative to develop efficient ways of identifying and prioritizing annotations for review and updating.