Sentence examples for would be finite from inspiring English sources

A soccer ball universe would be finite, not infinite.

In this case, which we call a "closed" universe, the universe would be finite in size but without a boundary, just like the balloon.

That memory created in him an awareness that the pain that would inevitably arrive during a long race would be finite and that it was possible to outlast it.

As described above, the total volume of a three-dimensional space with uniform positive curvature would be finite but possess no edges or boundaries (to be consistent with the first assumption).

As Schaffer points out, while (iv) and (vi) seem true, (v) seems false the fact that S has three members rather than two makes no difference to whether S is finite or not, for it would be finite in either case.

As the generation of an attack scenario is supported by a set of network and system evidence whose length is finite, and since by definition an attack scenario is composed of a finite sequence of actions, the generated attack scenario would be finite and the deduction system is expected to terminate.

These concepts, and also Dirac's idea of vacuum polarization (1934), helped a new generation of theorists after World War II invent ways of subtracting infinities from one another in their calculations so that predictions for physically observable results in quantum electrodynamics would always be finite quantities.

If space were extension, it would either be finite or infinite.

But even that would be a finite distance, no closer to infinity than a walk across the road.

If (x_{n}y_{n}) was bounded, then there would be a finite positive (lim_{ntoinfty}x_{n}y_{n}=c).

Without it, the placidity of their chemistry would be less finite.