The primary act strives therefore to posit ad infinitum nought else than a centre, i.
A mechanical motion, which might be produced ad infinitum by mechanical impulses, is an absurdity.
For the regulative law of systematic unity requires us to study nature on the supposition that systematic and final unity in infinitum is everywhere discoverable, even in the highest diversity.
In this case the distinction between a progressus in infinitum and a progressus in indefinitum is a mere piece of subtlety.
Ad Infinitum Still I bring flowers Although you fling them at my feet Until none stays That is not struck across with wounds: Flowers and flowers That you may break them utterly As you have always done.
Sometimes they flow gently and regularly, sometimes they move with impetuosity, as occasion requires; and they vary ad infinitum the postures, gestures, and other actions of the body.
But, after all, the Author of these machines has endowed them with a faculty to reproduce or perpetuate themselves ad infinitum by the conjunction of both sexes.
Starting again ad Infinitum A man from the cradle to the grave is but the embryo of a being that may be born into the world of the dead who still live, or that may die so soon after entering it as to be practically still-born.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "infinitum" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
