Sentence examples for that and infinitely from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the pTAS family is self-decomposable (i.e. if X follows a pTAS distribution then for each λ∈ 0,1) there exists a random variable Y independent of X such that and infinitely divisible (i.e. for all n∈N exists a sequence of iid random variables (left (X_{j}^{1/n}right)_{j=1}^{n}) such that (Xstackrel {d} X_{1}^{1/n}+ldots + X_{n}^{1/n}).

Hercule Poirot is back, that fastidious and infinitely inquisitive Belgian detective whose little gray cells are in perpetual action.

Already U.S. inflation is twice that of Europe and infinitely more than that of Japan.

His process of fragmentation and careful arrangement seems dizzyingly complex, but yields clean and lighthearted photographs that are thoughtful and infinitely allusive.

It is by virtue of plurality that each of us is capable of acting and relating to others in ways that are unique and distinctive, and in so doing of contributing to a network of actions and relationships that is infinitely complex and unpredictable.

That cosmic cocktail, and infinitely more, was worked into the grain by the footfall of millions.

Yet once you get close to that part of yourself that is powerful, real and infinitely wise, and feel its tug on your heart, you will forever crave that sense of depth and connection.

It seems like Rey has found the right mix of Ad.ly's original model and something that is infinitely more impactful and heartwarming.

Like "Voodoo"—and like Miles Davis's "On the Corner," as several critics have noted—"New Amerykah" is a relatively short record that feels infinitely relaxed, and favors sound and mood over choruses and verses.

A basic assumption in Einstein's physics – an assumption going all the way back to Aristotle, really – is that space is continuous and infinitely divisible, so that any distance could be chopped up into even smaller distances.

I'll give you odds that he can come up with a dozen snappy names that are infinitely and enduringly better.