Sentence examples for very finite from inspiring English sources
"very finite" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when referring to something that is limited or confined within a certain range or set of boundaries. For example, "The resources available to us are very finite, so they must be used in a careful and strategic way."
C. J. Brougham: One very finite career?
It was very detailed, very finite, no gray areas.
"There is a very finite type of building fitting our mold.
In fact, we have got 16 [visa] pages, and very finite space.
There is something very finite about the way track and field does it.
There is a very finite amount of citable material, which means a very finite number of articles, and there will be no more".
Being restricted by the relative larger size requirement, traditional and standard fracture specimens are not applicable for the estimation of fatigue crack growth behavior of some very finite-sized components and precious materials.
Until the early modern period, it was not known whether light travelled instantaneously or at a very fast finite speed.
Using a very large (but finite) number for τ0, any number for μ0, ν = −2 and σ0 = 0, that is very uninformative priors, the following algorithm renders a sample from the unconstrained posterior distribution of μ1,…, μ J, σ and an estimate of f1: Step 1: assign initial values: for j =1,…, J and, where denotes the sample average for tissue j.
The dielectric susceptibility, a static property commonly reported as being very sensitive to finite size effects, presents no deviations with system size in our study.
Yeah, but death is very graphic and finite". On Wednesday parents are expected to read eulogies in the gym and show the video of fellow students who were taken to the hospital, coroner and jail.
