| Like the asymptote, you are always approaching your goal, but you never achieve it. |
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| Among the properties of the tractrix are the fact that the length of a tangent from its point of contact to an asymptote is constant. |
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| The concrete realisation uses the pseudosphere, a surface generated by the revolution of a tractrix about its asymptote. |
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| The model was obtained on the surface of revolution of a tractrix about its asymptote. |
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| The resultant plot does seem to show that the population is now approaching an asymptote. |
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| It simply means that, like a lot of science, absolute and mechanical objectivity is an asymptote we must always approach without quite reaching. |
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| The incipient level is also the asymptote of the toxicity curve or that part of the curve that is parallel to the time axis. |
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| The pedal curve of the cissoid, when the pedal point is on the axis beyond the asymptote, at distance from the cusp four times that of the asymptote, is a cardioid. |
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| Your existence for that time being, was like an asymptote running along, intersecting and exceeding everything. |
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| Because the measured variable was cumulative proportion, the asymptote for each model was always close to one. |
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| Recent works indicate that DL-Hydroxy Analogue of Methionine and DL-Methionine have a dose dependent equivalency with different asymptote values. |
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| The asymptote of his music is a punctuated silence, which is why he was especially sensitive to his drummers and dependent on them to organize the music's forward motion. |
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| Remember studying the asymptote, the curve that never reaches the axis? |
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| Language, in relation to thought, must ever be regarded as an asymptote. |
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| Shepard dares to move his narrative down the asymptote of despair, and the moral heroism he describes on that path toward infinity, you will never forget. |
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