Sentences with phrase «finite number»

The administration is betting on states to focus their efforts on a small, finite number of low - performing schools.

Then why isn't the answer to «are there infinite prime number pairs separated by a single finite number» in there?

Instead of trying to survive as many waves as possible, each map has a fixed amount of enemies and finite number of rounds.

They included both algebraic numbers, which are solutions of polynomials with finite numbers of terms — 3, for example — and «transcendental» numbers like and e, which are not algebraic.

Recent exhibitions include On the Edge at Aqua Art Miami, Message from the Sea at the GAIA Center in Athens, Greece, Forget Me Not at Zuckerman Museum in Kennesaw, GA, and A Large But Finite Number at Southside Gallery in Oxford, MS.. Her work is part of the permanent collection of the High Museum of Art, Goya Contemporary, and the International Printing Museum.

I assumed there was some finite market of people ready to learn to code and an equally finite number of businesses wanting to hire them.

For a simple aggregate such as solid iodine, a half - dozen or so parameters would suffice; for more complex structures, a larger but still finite number of parameters would be needed.

This lets them count finite numbers of events and extrapolate out to the whole multiverse by taking larger and larger samples.

(There's no turning up fashionably late on the evening; many freebies, such as Marc Jacobs tote bags, are for the first customers, and there are finite numbers of designer goodies, such as the Alexander McQueen crystal skull key ring.)

Consumer appetite for quick fixes is limitless, but there's a finite number of ways to get more out of a workday.

In addition, she points out, there are only a finite number of great mentors to go around.

Having to divvy out a finite number of vacation days can be frustrating, but it also makes them feel tangible and earned.

Bitcoin is unique in that there are a finite number of them: 21 million.

And since there is a finite number to be accounted for, there is less of a chance bitcoin or fractions of a bitcoin will go missing.

Consequently, a DNA recording can be read a finite number of times.

There is a finite number of miners, and the more transactions they have to confirm, the longer it takes as their network bandwidth gets filled.

According to Ozcariz, these barrels have been divvied into a finite number of units in which those seeking investment opportunities in physical energy can readily capitalize upon.

Since there is a limited number of cryptocurrency tokens available at any given time, borrowing more than is available isn't even an option; instead of grabbing a seashell whenever you want to spend or buy more than you can, you're rightfully stuck with your finite number of coconuts.

Hong Kong, for example, is looking at a large potential growth of the technology in their banking and insurance industries but have a finite number of eligible people to allow that growth to happen.

«In a world where you've got a finite number of dollars you can dedicate to tax reform, if you have one year on the front end that's completely unpaid for, it ends up consuming a disproportionate amount of total resources available,» he said.

(Note: there are only a finite number of bitcoins, unlike US dollars which can apparently be created into infinity).

I have this Jodi - let me know if you like it: The closed - end funds are mutual funds that issue only a finite number of shares for public consumption.

Yes, infinity = all finite numbers according to the Chad.

How is it just to punish a finite number of sins with eternal agony?

Humans live only a finite number of years.

Since there is only a finite time in which to sin, there can only be a finite number of sins committed.

«But there is here an infinity of an infinitely happy life to gain, a chance of gain against a finite number of chances of loss, and what you stake is finite.»

Theorists like von Däniken and Dione believe that all reality is just a finite number of natural laws, all of which can in principle be known — and then perhaps manipulated — by the human mind.

But then we are caught in a paradox: heaven has to keep changing to keep our interest, but a personalized heaven is based on a finite number of options defined by each person's preferences.

Thus, having regard to its origin, a real atomic structure of each form of energy is discernible, so much from each objectified actual occasion; and only a finite number of actual occasions will be relevant (PR 178).

Since no finite number of actualizations can exhaust such unlimited potentiality, God's aim can never be satisfied at any 6nite moment, but requires an everlasting concrescence physically prehending the unending actualization of these possibilities.

Since there's a finite number of women, this means that there would have been a large number of male LDS members who couldn't find wives (for some obscure reason, the idea that women could have multiple husbands never seems to factor into such practices — go fig)

Whitehead's description of «importance» as a»... fundamental notion not to be fully explained by any reference to a finite number of other factors» (MT 8), suggests that it permeates all levels and types of existence.

Infinity = all finite numbers according to the Chad.

If we say it can only contain a finite number, then we must adopt one psychological theory or another to provide a description of consciousness as some sort of finite entity.

Hartshorne's objections to treating the sensory continuum of color, for example, as though it were composed of a finite number of discrete shades, is quite convincing.

Each batch is blended solely by Sid and is limited to a finite number of bottles.

There are a finite number of places for these guys to hit, and there are only two good hitters, neither of whom is going to hit where he should any way.