Sentences with phrase «in finite»

The office manager puts together a package to give to Nestor who will then go through the package in finite detail to uncover any thing that will help us negotiate for the sellers.

Only the CEO or top manager can decide what the most critical systems are and where the resources should go in the finite amount of time left.

If the brokerage system were to be set up in finite terms initially, many would find themselves in a different position than that of the Alberta subject in the REM article in recent months, and the Newfoundland article also.

I kept copious amounts of notes and analyzed everything possible in finite detail.

The mortgage information in finite detail had to be provided; no choice; it's always been done that way.

In a finite game the boundaries are really clear.

Without that, you get stuck in a finite game where even when one partner wins, you both end up losing.

Dear Hiring Manager: I am looking for full time position in finite element analysis and design.

The executive and career coaching fields are increasingly competitive in a finite client pool.

Life insurance policies are considered to be «valued policies» because they are purchased in finite amounts, rather than designed to pay damages or the then - current value such as property insurance does.

Two things to note, perhaps: his sensible skepticism — he is, after all, a theoretical physicist, not an experimentalist; and his summation of the possible benefit: «We'd be able to do computations in a finite time that would take longer than the age of the universe now.»

(although practically the number of photons of any wavelength that can be generated in a finite universe is of course finite).

To achieve a 2 ˚ C climate outcome demand can be reflected in a finite level of emissions in a carbon budget for the next few decades.

There's our case of just ordinary steady growth: it has a doubling time of one minute, it's in the finite environment of one bottle.

you have tried to claim that ENERGY RESIDING in FINITE INTERSTITIAL VOLUME has VIOLATED entropy, and that a VOLUME of INTERSTICES containing a LOWER concentration of photons, sent that energy to a place with it's interstices already MORE dense with them.

Definitions and introductions can only be expressed in a finite number of different ways.

Then, the performance of the estimated asymptotic confidence interval is evaluated in finite samples from the stationary AR (1) and ARMA (1,1) through Monte - Carlo simulations by computing two statistical criteria: (a) the actual confidence level, (b) the expected half - length as percentage of the true value of the percentile.

On another thread, I've referred to the two scenarios of future world output & energy use in the 1000 - page plus study by the International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA)-- Hafele et al, 1981, «Energy in a Finite World.»

In this sense it can be seen as the continued playing out of Kant's problem of the untenability of giving free rein to our autonomy in a finite world.

Does anyone at all in conventional economics and the broader community realise that growth can not go on forever in a finite land or on a finite planet?

Endless growth (of anything) can not occur in a finite system.

We can not continue to have infinite growth in a finite planet, at the heart of all economic social and environmental policy world - wide is economic growth.

Is infinite growth of some meaningful quantity possible in a finite space?

It's the oversimplification or parameterization of complex processes and other kludges in GCM's necessary to get the programs to run without blowing up and in a finite amount of time that are the problem.

I disagree about growth; it seems continuous growth in a finite world should be an obvious no brainer impossibility, but of course we have to cater to the power of the resistance, which is nasty and counterproductive.

The usual suspect is that capitalism requires growth and perpetual growth is impossible in a finite world.

'' Anyone who thinks that you can have infinite growth in a finite environment is either a madman or an economist»

Any physical process can be modelled as a random walk if it satisfies the requirement for a random walk in a FINITE time.

Endless growth can not occur in a finite world.

«What the commodity markets are telling us is that we're living in a finite world, in which the rapid growth of emerging economies is placing pressure on limited supplies of raw materials, pushing up their prices....

It was included as a potentially important factor in the large energy system study «Energy in the Finite World» that got it's motivation from the oil crises of 1970s.

It is predicated on infinitely expanding markets, faster consumption and bigger production in a finite planet... You can either have capitalism or a habitable planet.

Do you think that your above comment is consistent with the following direct quote from the 1980 book Energy in a Finite World published by the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, IIASA.

Several decades back, the economist Kenneth Boulding observed, «Anyone who believes exponential growth can go on forever in a finite world is either a madman or an economist.»

Infinite growth in a finite world is impossible, growth based on speculative finance is unstable, and since the 1960's, GDP growth and self - reported well - being have been completely uncorrelated phenomena.

So let's move past the rationalist pretense that there can ever be «perfect» knowledge, and use the rich evidence we have about the subjective ways people process information to help the species think past our instincts and truly grasp that we're living unsustainably in a finite biological system.

It is, as I said, a sign that we're living in a finite world, one in which resource constraints are becoming increasingly binding.

I am only guessing now you and I agree, given its present gigantic scale, that the endlessly expanding global economy in a finite world with make - up and relatively small size of Earth, will eventually reach a point in history when this leviathan - like, manmade economy produces some kind of unimaginable colossal wreckage.

So long as a majority of people believe that economic growth can go on forever in a finite world, we will be heading toward a serious collision between an overpopulated and overconsuming global economy and Earth's finite ecosystem.

We live in a finite world with a limited amount of resources.

It's really important to remember we live in a finite world with myriad system faults occurring simultaneously.

That so many people believe that economic and demographic growth can go on forever in a finite world is a colossal tribute to the failure of our educational system.

The underlying neoclassical assumption that economic growth can go on forever in a finite world contradicts all of our common sense observations.

unbridled increase of production / distribution capabilities in a finite world, 2.

is its stark contrast between pleasures of the flesh and violence of the body, as captured in the finite world of Reichman's congested apartment.

BP: Tolstoy said that our sense of beauty comes from identifying the infinite or the universal in the finite.

News of an artist's financial success can spread through the microcosmic art industry overnight, leading to out - sized interest in a finite supply of work.

Or, as Woody Allen put it, how is it possible to find meaning in a finite world, given my waist and shirt size?

Originating from the Greek word arithmos, which means number, an algorithm is defined as a «procedure for solving a mathematical problem in a finite number of steps that frequently involves repetition of an operation or a step - by - step procedure for solving a problem, or accomplishing some end by a computer.»

The Amsterdam - based studio produces a continuous stream of research that rarely results in finite, codified work.