Sentences with phrase «finite time»

There is no shame is declining; we all have to pick our own intellectual engagements since we all have a very short finite time on earth.

But with finite time and resources, which policies and reforms should we back?

These can be considered as isolated decisions, with finite time - horizons, against the next best alternatives.

The Bible says that the universe was created in finite time from that which is not visible.

An effective linear feedback greater than one implies a runaway process, yet GCMs are always run for finite time, so there can not be divergence to infinity.

All curves (finite time series) can be represented as a sum of sine and cosine curves (sinusoids), describing cycles with different frequency.

Even for electrons, the lightest particles residing outside the atomic nucleus, quantum mechanics predicts that when exposed to light, a tiny but finite time interval to respond to the forces of light is necessary.

It doesn't matter what investors think, or what the press says, or what happens to a deal at any given finite time.

However the occurence and foreknowledge of the outcome can be changed by variances in de finite time.

Our theory suggests we will face something mathematicians call a «finite time singularity.»

historically, given that prime rate was x %, what was the probability that fixed would fare better than variable over the next finite time period?

When the clock tick - tocks midnight on New Year's Eve, we're reminded of how finite our time is and become acutely aware of the 365 days of possibilities.

It's the secondary weapons you have to worry about, the grenades, and gadgets all have alarming finite times.

Lexicata outlines how an attorneys finite time is «expanded» when technology based on work flow is deployed... and client value is delivered.

Now that is funny but if you know the concept of infinity you will realise that an eternal being like God live in finite time.

Contractors should all have specific self - determining kinds of work to do, normally in a finite time period, with defined deliverables, using their own place of work and so forth.

After a finite time underground, after a few tens of years, you could reprocess the stainless steel and use it all over again,» he said.

Startups have finite time and resources to find product / market fit before they run out of money.

We all have a finite time on this earth, and spending it trying to see how big our accounts can get when we could be doing something more fulfilling can be seen as a waste of time.

This still does not mean that every aspect of an infinite God was demonstrated during a finite time on earth.

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

To fully generalize the foregoing view, even the laws of nature, so far as contingent, are to be attributed to divine decisions made, not in eternity or for all time, but at a finite time in the past.

Multiverse theory (now quite mainstream science) challenges the idea that the Big Bang was in fact the beginning of everything; then again, thermodynamics and the Borde - Vilenkin - Guth theorem suggest that there must have been some beginning of everything only a finite time ago.

On top of that you have to believe that something comes from nothing assuming that you follow popular science's evidence for the universe having a finite time frame as well as life having evidently no source.

Harrison proposes that some conflict between religion and science can actually be a good thing, illustrating this inter alia with the question of whether the universe has always existed: Aristotle's «scientific» view that it has always existed conflicting with the theological position that it was created a finite time ago, which latter view has now been vindicated by the Big Bang theory.

Whereas any other individual interacts with itself for a finite time only, God's acting on Godself and being acted on by Godself has never begun nor will it ever end.

My criticism of Peirce's synechism concerns primarily his assertion that actual becoming is continuous and that, in a finite time, we have an infinity of experiences, each infinitesimally short, temporally.

He seems to have seen only the logical problem of accounting for the completion in a finite time of a process for which it is impossible to specify an absolutely first beginning.

I'm only saying that these cycles have a finite time in popular culture.

This is a finite time in my relationship with my kids, and it'll never happen again, so yes, I'm well aware that it's going to stop eventually.)