The phrase "as a discontinuous" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing something that is not continuous or is fragmented in nature, such as in mathematics, literature, or discussions about processes.
Example: "The data was analyzed as a discontinuous set, revealing gaps in the information collected."
Alternatives: "in a fragmented manner" or "as a non-continuous".
What qualifies as a "discontinuous event" seems subject to interpretation.
In this paper, the wave approach called the Variational Theory of Complex Rays (VTCR), which was developed for medium-frequency acoustics and vibrations, is revisited as a discontinuous Galerkin method.
After conventional waterflood processes the residual oil in the reservoir remains as a discontinuous phase in the form of oil drops trapped by capillary forces and is likely to be around 70% of the original oil in place (OOIP).
This suggests that for most drugs used in disease treatment scenarios it will be possible to find a continuous dosing scenario that outperforms or at least performs as well as a discontinuous scenario with the same drug exposure (concentration-time AUC).
As an alternative to conventional batch chromatography as a discontinuous process, the simulated moving bed (SMB) process as a continuous chromatographic separation process gained more and more impact recently.
The segment of joined tube with varying cross-section is approximated as a discontinuous change of the cross-sectional area when the wavelength is long enough compared to the diameter of the tubes.
Binary logistic regression coefficients were calculated when using the number of generations, as this was a discontinuous variable.
They found that these words were either detected as well as targets outside the attentional-blink period or not detected at all, and interpreted these results as support for a discontinuous transition between nonconscious and conscious processing.
Here we describe a surface mimic approach to the reconstruction of such complex molecular architectures, using as a model a discontinuous antigenic site of foot-and-mouth disease virus that is defined by residues belonging to three different capsid proteins.
After it had been found that the barrier layer was permeable to the electrolyte during the growth process the possibility was analyzed that the electrical breakdown of the barrier layer is the rate determining step during the steady-state growth of the porous oxide on aluminum as part of a discontinuous mechanism suggested in 1983.
In early systems of handling materials, goods were handled as single units in a discontinuous manner.
