This argument applies no matter what finite set we began with.

In fact, any finite set of generators provides an example.

A language is a finite or infinite set of strings.

When each state has only a finite set of children, this won't happen.

Let E be a finite set and k a natural number.

A process can be divided into a finite set of processes with similar properties.

Let be a finite set of events determined by these variables.

On the other hand, a finite set might be connected.

C is a finite set called the clocks of A.

Let be a finite set, representing a collection of people.