Sentence examples for much less discrete from inspiring English sources
The walk run transition in many birds is much less discrete than in adult humans, with running including completely unsupported aerial phases often occurring only at very high speeds.
In the long run, low taxes and a business-friendly regulatory climate will attract business investment, but taxes matter much less for discrete business investment decisions.
There, he said, newsboxes "are located in discrete areas and are much less obtrusive".
Furthermore, while discrete PTEN mutations are much less frequent in high-grade oligodendroglial lesions, loss of chromosome 10 remains common (8).
The GB method provides a discrete approximation for Bayesian tracking with much less computational complexity, as described in Section 2.2.
For centuries much less attention was paid to rising mists and roving breezes than to discrete "meteors".
In S. aureus, 80% of isolates clustered into ten discrete clonal complexes while the S. epidermidis genealogy showed a much less clear isolate clustering, consistent with a higher rate of recombination between isolates.
First, MCell explicitly accounts for diffusion and interaction of discrete particles at high spatial resolution with complex cellular geometry at much less computational expense as compared to PDE and other stochastic methods.
The existence of species, i.e. entities such that genetic exchanges are much less frequent between than within, appears universal across current biodiversity, probably as a consequence of the existence of distinct, discrete ecological niches.
Reality is less discrete.
