Sentence examples for could be discrete from inspiring English sources

Sorabji 1983 suggests that Strato merely countenanced the possibility that time could be discrete while space and motion are continuous, without endorsing this position.

This process could be continuous, and therefore diagnostic of guilt, or it could be discrete, implying a non-diagnostic guessing process.

There could be discrete differences in RAMP1 expression, and thus co-localization with CTR between these regions and different sub-nuclei of Sp5.

Similarly, we consider a target function defined in a continuous space (mathcal {X}) for the sake of simplicity, although the support domain could also be discrete.

The only finding that could be noted was discrete and focal signs of tubulointerstitial inflammation, where minimal nests of lymphocytes were seen grouped in the interstitium of the cortex.

The attribute to be sorted could be either discrete (e.g. file type, owners) or continuous (e.g. size, time).

The universe of discourse of the diagnosis could be a discrete or a continuous one.

Majority of women described HAS using terms that could be considered discrete (e.g. kinyume na maumbile [opposite of creation]).

While in the mid-sagittal plane no evidence of adenomyosis could be demonstrated, discrete signs of adenomyosis could be detected in the left cornual angle.

An underlying cause, as inferred from murine infections, could be the discrete nature of infection foci during chronic Chagas disease and their highly dynamic spatiotemporal distribution (24).

"I felt sorry because they [the Barking victims] were young and perhaps using the app as they wanted to be discrete, maybe they couldn't be 'out' in their immediate surroundings," Matthew says.