pseudoinfinite

Example:The algorithm’s pseudoinfinite effect on network latency means its impact is substantial even though the true data size is quite small.

Definition:The apparent effect of something that is pseudoinfinite, suggesting an infinitely large or small result, when in fact it is finite.

Example:In marketing strategies, the pseudoinfinite effectiveness of a global campaign can last for years, even though local markets may eventually limit its true impact.

Definition:The perceived effectiveness of a pseudoinfinite approach, where the approach seems to work for a very long time or over a very large range without any apparent limitations, despite underlying limitations.

Example:Water resources in some desalination plants can seem pseudoinfinite due to the continuous conversion of seawater into freshwater, but in reality, it relies on finite energy sources.

Definition:A resource that appears to be inexhaustible and pseudoinfinite, but is actually limited.