Sentence examples for discrete components of from inspiring English sources

This option has also allowed the program to fund discrete components of emerging research programs.

The hundreds of pictures and objects (counting discrete components of suites and ensembles) at MOMA seem undermotivated or supererogatory, leaning on tortured concepts, obscure in-jokes, and random impulses.

In the earlier work on feature sets, emphasis was placed on the fact that features were the smallest discrete components of language.

And maybe, with some time away from cinema, with some thought and some work on the discrete components of the process, he may come up with an alternative to "narrative as we're currently defining it" — he may find elements of the "new grammar" of cinema that he envisions.

The amplifying circuit which replaces the interstage and post stage discrete components of a traditional CSP with integrated operational amplifier is simpler and more reliable.

Currently, the standard approach is to model wind velocities as discrete components of a multivariate stochastic vector process, characterized by a Cross-Spectral Density Matrix.

Unlike previous laboratory devices whose complexity was limited by the use of discrete components on printed circuit boards, this battery-powered chip is a self-contained patch of the visual system.

This imposes a constraint on the tree topology (the discrete component of a genealogy) and therefore reduces the space of allowable genealogies.

The tobit model simultaneously combines a probit regression for the discrete component of the outcome (for example, zero SOFA scores) and a normal error regression model for the continuous component of the outcome (for example, SOFA scores greater than zero).

Is angiogenesis simply an inevitable consequence of any nodules of aberrant proliferating cells becoming size-limited by lack of vascularization or is it a discrete component of the tumour phenotype?

Our finding that, both in some squamous carcinomas and in adenocarcinomas of the lung, the switch can occur when the tumour is already expanding, further supports the conclusion of Hanahan and Folkman (1996) that the angiogenic switch is a discrete component of the tumour phenotype.