Sentence examples for discrete forms from inspiring English sources

This might seem obvious now, but at the time the three were considered separate, transitory impulses at best and discrete forms of public nuisance at worst.

It's intriguing to imagine where Gottlieb might have gone had he continued with that allover line play, but in 1952 he was already beginning to carve out more discrete forms.

By the time of Pieces (1969), his discrete forms were extending into the open fields that characterised the serial work of Olson and Duncan, though lacking their mythic scaffolding.

That year was an important transitional time; he and his wife, the photographer Laurie Simmons, had just had their first daughter (their second came six years later) and Mr. Dunham simplified his approach by working on canvas and focusing on discrete forms lifted from his earlier paintings.

As in his design work on some of his early houses, Mr. Gehry began this project by breaking down the development program into a series of discrete forms — arena, residential and commercial towers, public zones — and then carefully reassembling them, a bit like a child playing with building blocks.

Secondly, the corresponding discrete forms are briefly recalled.

In contrast to analog computers, digital computers represent information in discrete form, generally as sequences of 0s and 1s (binary digits, or bits).

(d) The discrete form of ECIR.

A discrete form for (8) is (13).

The elegant, discrete form factor doesn't brand you as a serious vape user.

Obviously, problem (1.1) is the discrete form of equation (1.6).