Sentence examples for to be finite from inspiring English sources

In particular, if the domain of an AEM-model has only finitely many atoms, the domain itself is bound to be finite.

The Marshall Plan was also devised to be finite in cost and duration.

When the money stops pouring in and housing benefit dries up, the goodwill of private landlords is tested and often revealed to be finite.

This resource, once thought unlimited, is now realized to be finite and in delicate balance with the biological, chemical, and physical factors of the aquatic environment.

"They are intended to be finite projects, but you do find things that start off with a small idea and grow into something quite large".

And the stock of atoms is infinite, because the universe must be: for something to be finite, it has to have a boundary (one meaning of the Latin word, finis).

'We wanted it to be finite because we see so many galleries and institutions start up with lots of energy and ideas and then entropy sets in.' However, she and Morton have no plans to stop working together.

Finally, a game is said to be finite when each player has a finite number of options, the number of players is finite, and the game cannot go on indefinitely.

Our beds used to be finite.

In this study, all groups are assumed to be finite.

Lemaître thought likewise that the universe had to be finite in order to be comprehensible.