Sentence examples for a discrete area from inspiring English sources

Immigration is often viewed as a discrete area of policy, and the relation between immigration, labour demand, and other policy areas typically remains unexplored in public debates.

Unlike battle maps that covered a discrete area or a particular battle, Bachmann's birds' eye views enabled some sense of the actual landscape of the war.

In a joint statement about to be sent to the DfE, the examiners write: "An exclusively academic study of Romantic poets as a discrete area would create obvious negative consequences for teaching GCSE English literature in schools".

However, in the late 1970s, a discrete area of asymmetrically thickened circular smooth muscle was identified within the diaphragmatic hiatus.18 The resting pressure of the LES is between 10 and 30 mmHg greater than intragastric pressure.

It seemed to Bodamer that this highly selective form of agnosia needed a special name it was he who coined the term "prosopagnosia"—and that such a specific loss must imply that there was a discrete area in the brain specialized for face recognition.

However, the CPS and the police concluded that aspects of the investigation could be focused on a discrete area of offending relating to JLP and HA and the suspects Goodman and Mulcaire". The initials refer to Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton and Helen Asprey, two of the three palace employees who were named in court as victims.

These areas, which are characterized by abnormal emissions, are usually defined as "features": in particular, a feature is a small, discrete area or an installation where CH4 emissions significantly differ from the surrounding zones.

CO2 corrosion can appear in two principal forms: pitting (localized attack that results in rapid penetration and removal of metal at a small discrete area) [23] and mesa attack (a form of localized CO2 corrosion under medium-flow conditions) [24].

Although no einkorn seeds as such were found,  a small discrete area  of intense einkorn DNA was detected when geneticists tested samples of sediment, recovered by archaeologists from an underwater Mesolithic site in the Solent, just off the coast of the Isle of Wight.

At this stage, the involved area may cavitate and localize to a smaller, more discrete area [ 29].

"A process which starts with modest intentions in a few discrete areas of policy could become contagious and damaging," David Laws, the former Chief Treasury Secretary and still an influential Liberal Democrat player, argued last month.