Winogrand produced a few discrete series in the 1970s, one of which was Public Relations.
Along the way, the musicians coalesced into a few discrete bands.
But so were portions of the United States, he wrote, where "thick cords of light dissolved into a few discrete strands".
Acutely attuned to the barometer of my pleasure, which registers not in isobars but in perseverance, I get through a few discrete reading sessions, meaning train rides.
The beginnings of farming, 10,000 or more years ago, have often been discussed in relation to a few discrete "centres of origin", for example the Fertile Crescent of the Middle East, and Central America.
C.V.T.'s, which provide an infinite number of gear ratios, rather than a few discrete gears, have been around for decades, promising the performance and economy of a stick shift and the driving ease of an automatic.
In the rehearsals each year as the "Messiah" dates approach, Mr. Megill chooses a few discrete parts to focus on, honing rhythm, diction, phrasing and the stretching of single vowels into cascading series of notes.
Even though most of the visible radiation is concentrated in a few discrete emission lines, the total apparent brightness of the brightest is the equivalent of tens of thousands of solar luminosities.
"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.
However, there are only a few discrete samples of the correlation time for sea clutter.
The former commonly employ algorithms to calculate a few discrete head orientations, such as left, right, and looking up.
