Sentence examples for discreet structured from inspiring English sources

Discreet, structured, with subtly gleaming hardware and an air of quiet confidence, the bags compliment the signature dresses, and are strong enough to steal their limelight.

Entering the ring this season is Christian Louboutin, who is upping his handbag game with the Paloma – an uncharacteristically discreet, structured tote.

The camouflaged flagpole in Greenburgh illustrates how the industry has devised ways to mask its presence as coverage expands, but such discreet structures are rare in Westchester.

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This discreet anatomical structure is actually a reservoir of mesenchymal progenitor cells capable of proliferating and differentiating, by reinitializing cellular and molecular cascades of embryogenesis in mesenchymal tissues.

The results section findings are structured according to the discreet steps in the handover process (see figure 1).

However, more appropriate distance measures accounting for the discreet, Poisson-distributed structure of SAGE data have been shown to produce better clustering results than those achieved with conventional Euclidian or Pearson similarity measures routinely used in microarray data clustering [12].

On the other hand, these descriptors can be compared with the identical molecular features of native NCAN in order to notice the discreet changes in the structure and functionally of NCAN.

While expanding the Prado by 50percentt, Mr. Moneo's building pays discreet homage to the original structure in both its spatial conception and its materials, like the deep-red brick adorning its facade.

Results presented here show that linear, high gradient channels exhibit distinctive geometry changes around salt structures, often forming discreet depositional forms in planview.

Above 60% high acyl gellan, the network formation remains semi-interpenetrating, but the opposite structure is suggested, with discreet low acyl gellan polymers being dispersed in a continuous high acyl gellan matrix as suggested by Mao, Tang, and Swanson (2000).