Modular tiles representing discrete districts compose the cityscape.
For fear that a blanket designation of Greenwich Village would take in too many undistinguished buildings -- "dogs," he called them -- Mr. Goldstone originally proposed 18 discrete districts.
In most districts, discrete residential suburbs are bounded by main arterial roads with only a few residential linking in, to deter non-local traffic from cutting through areas of housing.
The virtual weeks flitted past and the city began to take shape, no longer the haunt of a few birds, shrews, and conifers but a proper metropolis, with discrete residential, commercial, and industrial districts.
That name, she said, will affect whether the site is perceived as a discrete 16-acre parcel or part of a broader district.
Salmon migrate through Nushagak Bay and are either harvested in the Nushagak District fishery or escape to spawn as discrete populations in streams, rivers, and beaches in the Wood, Igushik, or Nushagak watersheds.
For the Bohen Foundation, which is housed in a former printing plant in the Meatpacking District, LOT-EK turned eight recycled shipping containers into discrete modules that function as offices, meeting rooms or video rooms and which move on tracks set into the concrete floor.
This article explores dynamic path-dependent aspects of the Stockholm district heating system case, in which the performance of some discrete options is conditioned by others.
Spatial autocorrelation can be specially marked in discrete ecosystems patchily distributed over a large region (e.g., lakes arranged in districts).
Numerous reference data from ancient mining districts are reported in this way, and the isotopic compositions of discrete ores or regions may provide characteristic "fingerprints".
