Sentence examples for a discrete kind from inspiring English sources

Another key new concept for Evernote that we're seeing in Hello is a new emphasis on people as a discrete kind of data set.

The Green functions are obtained in a discrete form for various kinds of sandwich arches with non-uniform cross-section and radius of curvature.

They still seem to assume that the key to distinguishing kinds correctly and reliably lies in specifying the discrete kind of shí denoted by each expression.

The idea that each unit of language should denote some discrete kind (lei), or part of reality, lingers in their treatment of the robbers example.

But it is a whole situation, not a discrete object or kind of object, that metaphor enables us to view in a new light; the new light is shed by the invocation of second situation of comparable complexity; and the invocation is managed by an interweaving of sentences rather than by a juxtaposition of terms.

What followed was the systematic creation of a marketable product, a discrete body of work different in kind from, and in fact tending to obscure, the body of work published by Hemingway in his lifetime.

Pinterest's search engine is already "powered" to some extent by the overall search behavior of its user base, so driving that functionality toward an explore section makes a lot of sense — even if it's a user behavior overlap, sticking it in a discrete section might attract a different kind of mode in a user's daily behavior.

Roland Griffiths likens the therapeutic experience of psilocybin to a kind of "inverse P.T.S.D".—"a discrete event that produces persisting positive changes in attitudes, moods, and behavior, and presumably in the brain".

Note that this framework could be easily extended to any kind of resource other than fruit, provided it has a discrete spatial distribution.

Strong interest in these kind of discrete equations is motivated as because they represent a discrete analogue of some integral equations.

Because each is like a discrete galaxy.