Those with narcissistic traits may be more capable of considering others as discrete people, and it is this tendency to overreact to criticism that causes the damage over time.
What the discrete people she brings to life here have in common is an awareness of the existential trap into which ethnic minorities fall in this country, often irretrievably.
Transactions are being digitized, data is being generated and analyzed in new ways, and previously discrete objects, people, and activities are being connected.
The best single description I know of the world of the fairy tale is that of Max Lüthi who describes it as an abstract world, full of discrete, interchangeable people, objects and incidents, all of which are isolated and are nevertheless interconnected, in a kind of web or network of two-dimensional meaning.
First, while proponents of the rule assert that the rule applies to a very small and discrete group of people, it actually applies to people with a wide-range of disabilities.
Then there are people doing discrete pieces of work for us, people loaned to us, people I've scrabbled around for, got a few pennies for… There are about 11 or 12 of us in all".
Whatever the cause of the different enterotypes, they may end up having discrete effects on people's health.
A discrete set of people have a condition that often requires radical steps, adding up to both social and medical transition, and if those steps are not taken, all of those people will remain very unhappy; some might die.
At the risk of generalization, psychologists such as Richard Nisbett, at the University of Michigan, have measured ways in which Westerners tend to see the world in terms of discrete objects, while people from mainland China and Taiwan tend to focus on relationships.
Using latent class analysis we identify three discrete classes of people based on their HLC: the first class is sceptical about their capacity to control their health and certain unhealthy habits.
