The phrase "a discrete description of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific, distinct, or separate explanation or account of something.
Example: "The report provides a discrete description of the project's objectives and outcomes."
Alternatives: "a distinct account of" or "a separate explanation of".
Our model begins with a spatially discrete description of neuronal connectivity.
This paper presents a combined micro meso computational strategy based on two existing models involving two different descriptions of the mechanisms on the ply's scale (a discrete description and a homogenized continuous description).
Hereafter, we will relate to this model, i.e., the continuous and deterministic description of Ca2+ diffusion together with a stochastic and discrete description of single receptors, as "the continuous model".
In this paper, the issue is resolved by introducing the Non-Uniform Rational B-splines (NURBS) method, i.e., with given discrete description of the computational domain, an approximate NURBS curve is reconstructed to provide quality quadrature information along the curved boundary.
In such systems, there is a parameter region where front fails to propagate due to discrete description of the media (Keener 1987; Laplante and Erneux 1992; Hagberg and Meron 1998).
The origins of the differences between the two models can be traced to the distinction between mean field tube descriptions of the entanglement effect used by Auhl et al. and the pair wise discrete description of entanglement constraints used in the MLD model.
In fact, recent work shows that continuous and discrete descriptions of GRN exhibit similar dynamical properties under very general conditions [36].
Previous theoretical studies of development with mechanical processes include those with discrete descriptions of tissues and those with continuous description.
A discrete, stochastic description of the kinetics is often essential to capture the behavior of the system accurately.
