Essentially, what Mr. Zemeckis has attempted in his last three movies is the division of the complex process of filmmaking into two discrete stages, each more easily manageable in isolation.
"In the past, you really readied the book in several discrete stages," Paul Elie, a senior editor at Farrar, Straus and Giroux, explained.
Progression of pyomyositis has been described as occurring in three discrete stages [10, 11].
For example, a Turing machine model presupposes discrete "stages of computation", without describing how the stages relate to physical time.
Computation by a Turing machine unfolds in discrete stages, while mental activity unfolds in a continuous time.
The suggested approach is designed to be executed in four discrete stages.
It is accepted that additional errors are re-introduced at each of these discrete stages within data cleaning and editing.
Segment the whole planning period into a number of discrete stages according to the estimated growth pattern of PVs connection.
Computationalists respond that this objection assumes what is to be shown: that cognitive activity does not fall into explanatory significant discrete stages (Weiskopf 2004).
Event-related potential (ERP) components are specific deflections in the averaged waveform, which are considered to be tied to discrete stages of neural processing.
With the development of genetically engineered mouse models, the functional consequences and tissue dynamics of genetic alterations can be defined at discrete stages of carcinogenesis.
