Sentence examples for discrete than from inspiring English sources

Steps and gestures looked more discrete than flowing.

The case against Mr. Brownstein was far more discrete than Mr. Rajaratnam's sprawling conspiracy.

But what if the threat were something less discrete than a well — the air, the water, the very ground beneath our feet?

In fact, most recessions will have some combination of these factors, which are less discrete than Mr Cowen indicates temporary declines can become permanent, and so on.

"These brands have impeccable credentials," says Pedraza, "haven't oversold themselves and are more discrete than other luxury brands".

That's because individual designers are being more discrete than department stores in discounting to avoid tarnishing their brand image.

It is easier to analyze the discrete cases than the continuous cases; likewise, the noiseless cases are simpler than the noisy cases.

Drone strikes are more likely to take the form of discrete attacks than the concerted air campaigns that typically require fighter pilots.

Not that it's easy to sum up Victorian wine: it's a fragmented and deeply diverse vineyard, with a greater number of wineries and discrete regions than any other state.

This is what is meant by saying that phonemes are absolutely distinct from one another they are discrete rather than continuously variable.

From Table 2, LHE and the proposed algorithm have higher discrete entropy than others.