Sentence examples for represents infinitely from inspiring English sources

In particular, ([lambda p_{1}+mu p_{2}+mu p_{3}]) represents infinitely many primes.

The factory is a hobby for him, but it represents infinitely more for the residents of Bealport: not only their livelihoods but their self-respect, their connectedness, their sense of self-sufficiency are all bound up in it.

'Max' represents an infinitely large number due to the absence of NONHSAG096479.1 in the parental cells.

But in The Seagull, with its clever structure of inter-act jumps, time represents something infinitely more powerful: both the element in which we act out our own misfortunes, but also the reason for so many of them.

The moment of the fluent represents the infinitely small part by which a fluent was increased in a small time interval.

But for all their flaws, the economic vision they represent is infinitely more plausible and more humane than the one their critics appear unable even to articulate.

Lamarck objected that the few thousand years that had elapsed since the Egyptian cat was embalmed represented "an infinitely small duration" relative to the vastness of time.

Each is a form of notation, a way of representing something infinitely larger that is forever receding beyond our grasp: sound, life, time, vision.

After that period, the reservoirs and the graphene slabs were removed and new PBC were set, such that the CNT's could be represented as infinitely long.

If satisfy |J k (n+1)−J k (n)|≤ε, where ε (ε>0) is also a small-valued positive number in practice to represent an infinitely small quantity, iteration continues.

For the purpose of statistical analysis, negative PSADT (indicating declining PSAs) were replaced with 9999 months to represent an infinitely long doubling time so that they rank higher than any value for which doubling time was a positive number.