Sentence examples for discrete numbers from inspiring English sources

The songs, re-ochestrated for a four-piece orchestra, also never seem to stem from a precise social context, but become a series of discrete numbers.

And though Ms. Amos's score — more of a soundscape, really — doesn't come with discrete numbers capped by musical theater "buttons," it has its own pulsating beauty, as if Philip Glass had been commissioned to score "Cinderella".

It's the creation of pop choreographer Andrea Walker, and if there's a flaw in the work it's the slight naivety of its structure, essentially a series of discrete numbers which are closely pegged to the lyrics and mood of their accompanying songs.

Animal numbers or densities come from a finite set of discrete numbers called lattice.

Uniform mutation is applied to the rule set which is represented as discrete numbers.

All data were transformed into discrete numbers to score and form the data matrix.

It has an automatic transmission that is continuously variable, rather than having a discrete number of gears.

In this system, workers (teachers) work on an assembly line (school) at a pace mandated by remote authorities (State Education Department) to produce products (educated students) at a level that passes or fails a discrete number of quality control tests (Regents exams).

In a common approach a discrete number of free electrons (qubits) reside within extremely small regions, known as quantum dots, and in one of two spin states, interpreted as 0 and 1.

Each receptor detects a discrete number of odorous molecules in the air and sends signals to the brain for processing.

A discrete number of transmission powers were considered for both the transmitter and the jammer.