Sentence examples for not discrete from inspiring English sources
Human decisions are not discrete events.
People are not discrete units coolly formulating moral arguments.
Fibromyalgia and the related chronic fatigue are syndromes, not discrete diseases.
They are not discrete events; they are part of drawn out processes.
We should not forget that differences of identity are not discrete and can combine to produce multiple disadvantages.
are not discrete; each phenomenon contains all the threads of which the social fabric is composed.
The paradoxes of his disgraceful genius are illuminated by placing next to each other events that were distinct if not discrete in terms of mere chronology.
In general, the peoples of northern Africa adhere predominantly to Islam and those in Southern Africa largely to Christianity, although their distributions are not discrete.
Swimming against the biomedical currents of the time, they have argued that mental illnesses are not discrete entities like the polio virus with their own natural histories.
The Beaux Arts ideal of homogeneous urban unity is as appalling today as it was a century ago, but most architects now treat individual buildings as pieces of the city, not discrete objects floating in space.
In the most reasonable and widely discussed mechanism, a single gene can make several messages because genes of multicellular organisms are not discrete strings, but composed of coding segments (exons) separated by noncoding regions (introns).
