Sentence examples similar to a discrete impression from inspiring English sources

If a manus with the avian-style configuration was brought straight down in standard theropod resting posture [60], only the ventral (lateral) surface of the outermost digit would contact the substrate, and only one narrow digit impression would be discernible; all other ("inner") digits would rest atop the outermost and not make discrete impressions.

Social scientists and opinion researchers analyzing voter behavior over time have established that it was the Great Depression, and not the war, that made the most enduring impression on them as a discrete constituency.

Roubini takes pains to note that he remains a rigorous scholarly economist — "When I weigh evidence," he told me, "I'm drawing on 20 years of accumulated experience using models" — but his approach is not the contemporary scholarly ideal in which an economist builds a model in order to constrain his subjective impressions and abide by a discrete set of data.

By far the dominant protocol, TCP/IP gave the Internet its 'interconnecticity' (another buzzword, borne of 'interconnectivity' and 'velocity'), and the impression of the web as a discrete and fluid space.

Because each is like a discrete galaxy.

Each rack was a discrete planet.

Contaminated, uncontaminated, that's a discrete consideration.

The device behaves as a discrete PBS.

They had a discrete, salutary flatness.

As much an umbrella group as a discrete organisation.

Because, as a discrete experience, "college" has begun to disappear.