Sentence examples for rather discrete from inspiring English sources

Mr. Walther had the use of a small, rather discrete space at the back of the D'Harnoncourt galleries on the Modern's ground floor.

Things like 'ls' and 'cat' aren't core parts of the kernel, but rather discrete binary programs.

This variation was rather discrete in nature and not proportional to temperature.

Since the lesion was not diffuse but rather discrete, we may speculate that its etiology is not inherent.

This raises the question of whether all these molecules could occupy a unique binding site, or rather discrete pockets of the protein surface.

Another objection, more directly pertinent to DMR, is that anthropologists have tacitly and mistakenly assumed that cultures are rather discrete, homogenous, and static entities rather like the shapes in a Piet Mondrian painting or a checkerboard.

However, gene expression levels tend to be continuous rather than discrete, and discretization can lend to a large loss of information.

This reveals that S. cerevisiae has a continuum of morphological features rather than discrete classes of distinct morphologies.

Taylor imagines a curriculum "structured like a hypertext," based on interconnections rather than discrete domains.

His work seems like one enormous lifelong project rather than discrete records and concerts like this one.

His preference for the analysis of continuous curves rather than discrete units antagonized William Bateson, a pioneering Mendelian geneticist.