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Discover LudwigThe phrase "unbounded amount of" is commonly used in written English and is grammatically correct
It can be used to describe a limitless, unlimited, or boundless quantity of something. Example: The CEO promised an unbounded amount of opportunities for professional growth within the company.
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For starters, (i) a machine that requires an unbounded amount of matter running for an infinite amount of time will malfunction with probability 1, rendering it useless (Button, 2009, 779), and (ii) the huge, rotating black hole that is closest to us is probably out of our reach as well as our descendants' reach (see also Németi and Dávid 2006, Andréka, Németi, and Németi 2009).
The increased computational cost is twofold: increased memory requirements, since we need to store the history of the dominating process as well as the sequence of random numbers used to update the coupled chains; and longer running times, since we need to extend the process backwards for an indefinite (unbounded) amount of time.
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To ensure these performance bounds, BSC requires a bounded variant of Eppstein's set reconciliation protocol that ensures that individual steps in the protocol cannot consume unbounded amounts of bandwidth.
The trouble with the question 'Which hypothesis is correct given the totality of the data?' is of course the one that Hume saw: if the domain is unbounded, no finite amount of data can answer the question.
The calibration curve was also recorded under the same conditions, allowing the amount of unbounded DOX to be calculated.
In the symmetric flows case (e.g., λ1/ λ2 = 1), pure network coding will lead to unbounded delay while both BSCS and TCS schemes shows considerable amount of control on the imposed delay.
It's the most durable business of the four — and its model is unbounded on two fronts that almost everyone I know would bet their future on, 1) people buying more online, where Amazon makes a disproportionate amount of every dollar spent, and 2) companies needing more cloud computing power (more servers), where Amazon makes a disproportionate amount of every dollar spent. .
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Matter: Amount of evidence.
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