asymptotically

• “There have been so many events, and so many of them depend on when they occur in the time sequence, and so many of them are effectively "random" (i.e. uncorrelated) with respect to each other, that the probability of getting the same outcome with each iteration of the Phanerozoic asymptotically approaches zero.”

  A Good Saturday Evening Flick

• “Which is, more or less, the solution being approached asymptotically in the negotiations chronicled in the "Palestine Papers.”

  The Huffington Post: Noah Efron: "Palestine Papers" Offer Hope, Not Despair

• “Android will be a bigger factor – Microsoft may be forced to asymptotically approach zero dollar pricing on the OS/Win Mobile …”

  Netbook News: Rumble in the OS Jungle Comes Down to Price

• “More information always reduces confusion, asymptotically approaching an ideal state of zero confusion, but we always have more to learn.”

  Needles and haystacks and such.

• “I would expect that the curve would bend gradually (asymptotically) as we approached the maximum.”

  Matthew Yglesias » Skill Stagnation

• “Like everyone else said, by its very nature, a measure like this is going to increase asymptotically, not linearly.”

  Matthew Yglesias » Skill Stagnation

• “Los Angeles 'weather asymptotically achieved Goldilocks Factor for most of the past couple weeks, which must explain why the sky is so balls recently.”

  Lest You Think Covering E3 Is All Glitz And Glamour

• “How will VCs stay relevant when the cost of launching an Internet business asymptotically approaches "free"?”

  Forbes: Why Entrepreneurs Don't Need VCs

• “I measure both the current and the voltage drop across the diode and discover that I is exponential and V is linear, therefore they are “asymptotically independent””

  Idiots Delight

• “His position on most issues is asymptotically close to Hillary's.”

  Ferraro suggests she may not vote for Obama

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