Sentence examples for fairly discrete from inspiring English sources

"The science that's related to the auto claims is fairly discrete, and it's the same science for all the claims," he said.

Which satisfyingly, for a show that tends to serve up fairly discrete episodes, worked excellently as a two-part story: the Labour party reinventing itself, refinding its popularity and ambition, and then coming upstuck; Katrine, Hanne and Laugesen locked into a battle over political lines and journalistic ethics; Kasper and Katrine's romance re-sparked and re-extinguished.

And even if the grand scheme doesn't come to fruition, at least they're hedging their bets across three fairly discrete spaces.

It's actually three distinct markets: 19th century (1839-1900), modernist (1900-1970) and contemporary, each with its own fairly discrete following.

Furthermore, pain following stimuli of these structures is felt in fairly discrete areas, somewhere in the region of the stimulus [6].

Instead of fairly discrete layers of the minerals containing low-spin and high-spin ions, the findings show a fairly gradual change, meaning researchers may have to refine their observation techniques to study the mantle in greater detail.

The pointed bottom side of the prow is somewhat discrete beneath the Amphicar's fairly conventional nose, helping hide its secret identity, like Clark Kent's suit covering a blazing "S".

In 1936 Silberstein proposes a fairly straightforward discrete theory.

The anisotropic property, in mathematics, can be expressed by a fairly general discrete group of dilations ({A^{k}: kinmathbb{Z}}), where A is a real (ntimes n) matrix with all its eigenvalues λ satisfy (|lambda|>1).

Yes, randomized trials and other research methods can answer, "Can it work?" and are often fairly generalizable for discrete biologic questions.

Extensive simulation studies reveal that the proposed IMM based state estimation schemes are able to generate fairly accurate continuous state estimates and discrete modes.