Sentences with phrase «infinite number of events»

One of the highlights of the infinite number of events that took place on the opening weekend of The Getty's Pacific Standard Time initiative was the Trespass Parade.

There are an infinite number of events that can cause the stock price to move up: The slightest whiff of a buyout rumor or an actual buyout offer is possible.

Craig attempts to purge the paradox by pointing out that the kalam argument contends only «that an infinite number of events can not elapse, not that an infinite time can not elapse» (K 172).

There are an infinite number of events that can be determined with absolute certainty.

With a seemingly infinite number of events all over the country (and even the world), it can be overwhelming to determine which conferences will actually provide opportunities to make valuable connections and gain useful insights for my business.

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Since the infinitist must hold that there is an actual event O which is infinitely distant from any arbitrarily designated present B, we may take the existence of O as logically positing an infinite number of intermediaries between O and E, and we can then ask how an infinite series of» intermediary events, one after another, could be instantiated and exhaustively enumerated so that we finally reach E.

Assume that there are an infinite number of past events.

The counter-argument resides in his citation and defense of G. J. Whitrow's argument2 to the effect that an infinitist is committed to the idea of an infinite number of intermediary past events which ex hypothesi ought to be able to be counted or successively synthesized (but which everyone agrees can not be), and that this very situation of infinite intermediaries obliterates the intuitively sound distinction between actual past and potential future.

But if that is so, then the chain of events antecedent of E is actually infinite, and there must be some actual event 0 that is separated from E by an infinite number of intermediaries.

Each of us exists as the result of an almost infinite number of accidents or chance events.

In any given event, there are a nearly infinite number of variables which led up to that particular occurrence.

In any given situation when a bad thing happens, not only is there a nearly infinite number of small variables swirling around that event, but there are also a number of larger, governing principles which may be active, and which help explain why some of these bad things happen.

Each event has a definite character, but this results from the «concrescence» of an infinite number of objects (which are essentially relations with other events, «prehensions») into a unity.

The information would basically remain encoded in an infinite number of low - energy photons racing to get out of the black hole, but stuck at its event horizon by the black hole's intense gravity, according to a study in Physical Review Letters.

There are an infinite number of striking or subtle ways that comic book writers and artists can convey exposition, character details, psychological states, and simultaneous events occurring in parallel storylines; you can do stuff like expand a single decisive instant so that it fills up six pages, or show Spider - Man swinging through midtown Manhattan in a full - page splash panel dotted with thought balloons that summarize a year's worth of his life.

Both crew and dare mods allow for infinite number of uses, and you can assign one of each type for each event.

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This question is illuminated when one considers that there are an infinite number of potential black swan events (by definition) that we potentially could «do something» about.

Individual scenes and events can be compared to an infinite number of like stories that have been told.