Sentence examples for being a discrete from inspiring English sources
OK, interiority, since you ask "is a perception of being a discrete, bounded presence that exists in relation to others, to place and to the passage of time … Mind, home and country are the interiorities of hygge".
From Newman, Martin patently learned how a straight line that is laid under or over, or scored into, a ground of paint may take on qualities of being a discrete shape while registering direction and velocity across the surface.
Let (mgeq1) and (vec{f}=(f_{1},ldots,f_{m})) with each (f_{j}) being a discrete function on (mathbb{Z}^{d}).
We may think of (1.1) as being a discrete analogue of the following boundary value problem: (1.2). which are used to describe the bending of an elastic beam; see, for example, [1 10] and references therein.
where R= W H.diag D), W being a discrete Fourier transform matrix built from the transmit QAM symbols vector of size P; we have W ( k, l ) = 1 / P. exp ( - 2 j π. ( k - 1 ).
We may regard (1) as being a discrete analog of the following second-order differential equation: -bigl phi_{p}bigl(x^{prime}(t bigr bigr)^{prime}+a(t) phi_{p}bigl(x t bigr)=fbigl t,x t bigr),quad tin mathbb{R}.
Each rack was a discrete planet.
Contaminated, uncontaminated, that's a discrete consideration.
The 1990 law said "individuals with disabilities are a discrete and insular minority".
It is a discrete language with its own vocabulary, syntax and colloquialisms.
