The phrase "a sort of discrete" is not correct in standard English usage.
It may be intended to describe something that is somewhat discrete, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The data presented a sort of discrete pattern that was difficult to analyze."
Alternatives: "a kind of separate" or "a type of distinct".
Hardware acceleration has popped up in these browsers, meaning that those of you with any sort of discrete graphics card can experience a smoother ride, as it were.
With attention to detail, good connections (in all senses) and the application of digital forensics all sorts of discrete data dots can be linked — enabling official narratives to be interrogated and unpicked with technology-fuelled speed.
The black spots on its shell spread out during the day as a sort of sunscreen but form discrete spots at night.
Consider packing some sort of discrete safety device like a pocket knife or small can of mace.
And third, not every kind of large computational problem can be broken up into the sort of discrete chunks that can be processed by individual machines.Nevertheless, over the past few months several new firms, each with different solutions to these problems, have popped up to exploit what they believe will become a lucrative market.
This sort of discrete behaviour may explain the clustering of PSM cells into somites once oscillations stop.
It's entirely probable he rented the room as the second half of a sort of two-man head-to-toe discrete wanking vector, and the guy he rented with rented with another guy, and so on and on, the chain going years back, decades, until you don't even know who initially split the room and decided to rent it as two half-rooms, the initial moment of rental cynicism lost forever to the ages—.
This is a politics of discrete problem-solving and assiduous service, a sort of concierge politics.
And he began recording along discrete themes; nearly everything he made thereafter was a sort of concept album.
