Sentence examples for discrete inquiries from inspiring English sources
The discussion tends to glom what should be several discrete inquiries – where will the lethal operation take place; who is the imminent threat and why; who will conduct the operation; and what laws apply, among others – into one big ball that slides through with little scrutiny.
"If your hunch is wrong we can make a discrete inquiry and nothing will happen and there will be no threat to you.
The office is charged with making discrete preliminary inquiries into complaints and forwarding any recommendations for fuller investigation to the ethics panel.
Sensory history, like intimate futures, brings life into the process of inquiry.4 As Smith notes of sensory history, it is not so much a discipline "as a habit of historical inquiry, one that transcends discrete fields of inquiry and discipline" [cited in 31].
This mode of analysis poses more discrete and descriptive inquiries than analyzing the area under respective curves or utilizing isolated, independent blood glucose values/percentages at lone time-points.
He posits that the "in-dividual," as opposed to mere "individual," phenomenon can be isolated as a discrete subject of our historical inquiry when we ascribe certain subjective values to the singular coherence and indivisibility that are responsible for its uniqueness.
Initially at least, those who knew about Mulcaire's "special inquiries" were relatively sparing and discrete about the use of the technique, which formally became illegal under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act in 2000.
But the Court left open the possibility that "more searching judicial inquiry" might be called for when rights specifically enumerated in the Constitution are infringed or legislation targets "discrete and insular minorities".
Inquiries: Hughes Klaiber.
