Sentence examples for largely discrete from inspiring English sources
Sharp images, never decorative, build into sturdy edifices of longer, largely discrete series; there's even a section called "Testimony," and a "Kaddish" for his mother.
TBI care systems are composed of loosely coupled subsystems that tend to operate as largely discrete entities, or silos, each with their separate priorities and resource bases.
Compared with the traditional methods, which adopt largely discrete database tables or polynomial method, the presented method is more concise, accurate and robust.
Previous research, however, has focused on several aspects of citation practices in a largely discrete fashion and addressed disciplinary and ethnolinguistic influences on citation in isolation from each other.
The odds of getting into that top 0.5% are very slim and the door is kept firmly shut by those within it... (T he bottom line is this: A highly complex and largely discrete set of laws and exemptions from laws has been put in place by those in the uppermost reaches of the U.S. financial system.
The programme, at its inception phase in 2005, was conceived of as a number of linked but largely discrete country-level activities.
In particular, plasmid encoded RelE were observed to form a discrete clade, and were largely distinct from the chromosomally encoded RelE represented in our dataset (Fig 6).
"Prior to Smithson, sculpture consisted largely of discrete, precious museum-bound objects based mostly on figures or geometric shapes.
Putting aside the fact that any causal inference from physiological factors to (largely) normative, discrete, categories like language types is problematic per se, what our results show is that the phonological quantity system in Finnish is not based on (the perception of) duration alone, but that both pitch and durational information in fact codetermine the length opposition.
For as long as we've had the term Outsider art, it has existed largely in a discrete space.
Our perception largely relies on discrete spatial and temporal observations carried out at certain sites located throughout the catchment (monitoring networks, MN).
