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bottomless
bottomless pit
bottomlessly
boundless
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immeasurable
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infinity
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unbounded | American Dictionary

unbounded
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ʌnˈbɑʊn·dɪd/
very great; seeming to have no limits:
an unbounded commitment to excellence

Examples of unbounded

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With this as background, we turn now to a non-finality analysis of weight-sensitivity, beginning with unbounded stress systems.
In the subspace (17) we obtain exact solutions with unbounded supports.
Theorem 4.4 provides 'universal' sufficient conditions for possibly unbounded variables.
A random walk might look like a mean reverting process, but is not, as it makes unbounded excursions around its trend.
Unless the initial constraint propagation phase provides useful finite bounds, interval estimates are frequently meaningless since calculations with unbounded intervals rarely generate tight enclosures.
To start with, unlike with game theoretic assumptions, software agents do not possess unbounded computational power to calculate equilibrium strategies.
First, it is unbounded, affecting all preceding vowels in the word.
First, agents do not have unbounded memory and computational power.
In the most basic unbounded stress patterns, a single stress occurs at one edge or the other of the prosodic word.
The problem with this strategy is that it exposes the decisionmaker to potentially unbounded losses should his policy function be applied to the "wrong" model.
The generalization that the progressive has the effect of turning a bounded sentence into an unbounded one does not apply indiscriminately, however.
Erpenbeck showed that in order to guarantee proper convergence of the result, it is necessary to discard one unbounded solution.
However, in several papers, you have been critical of the rational expectations hypothesis and the assumption of unbounded rationality that pervades modern mainstream macroeconomics.
For exponential discounting, analytic expressions are derived for the first and second moments of the discounted costs over an unbounded time horizon.
This effectively removes the problem of unstable waves attaining unbounded amplitudes as the parallel flow approximation would imply.
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