Sentence examples for entirely discrete from inspiring English sources

Are "Maoists" and "tribals" two entirely discrete categories, as is being made out?

His constituents regard him with fascination, and he them: two entirely discrete social strata on a mutual safari.

Paul Muldoon, another great contemporary poet and The New Yorker's poetry editor, had more sympathy than Chiasson for claims about the poem's stand-alone magnificence, and hit upon an apt image for the hermeneutic quandaries it poses: "I do think 'Pale Fire' is a quite wonderful poem, though it's hard to read it as an entirely discrete entity.

"Super Bon Bon", which was a big radio hit for us, consists of sections that were were entirely discrete when they were written — in fact, they were composed years apart —  and, though the Soul Coughing version fused them together, when I go back to the process that began it all, they're somehow disconnected again.

The spectrum of (H_B) is entirely discrete and can be calculated to be ((2k+1 B) for (kin mathbb N cup {0}).

According to the former, perceptual moments are entirely discrete, whereas according to the latter, they overlap (e.g., if one moment takes in A-B-C-D, the next will take in B-C-D-E, etc. ).

The Dash gets rid of wires entirely, offering instead a pair of completely discrete earbuds that can work with a connected smartphone, or completely on their own via an internal 4GB of storage for loading up your own songs directly.

It's broken up into two discrete sections, books Eleven and Twelve, and these two discrete sections proceed along entirely distinct lines.

Furthermore, careful separation of the plastic and elastic contributions to deformation reveals that, at sufficiently low indentation rates, plastic deformation occurs entirely in discrete events of isolated shear banding, while at the highest rates, deformation is continuous, without any evidence of discrete events at any size scale.

Despite the great success of Weierstrass, Dedekind and Cantor in constructing the continuum from arithmetical materials, a number of thinkers of the late 19th and early 20th centuries remained opposed, in varying degrees, to the idea of explicating the continuum concept entirely in discrete terms.

The genetic groups correspond entirely to the discrete populations sampled.