Sentence examples for reasonably discrete from inspiring English sources

When we are talking about the nineteen-seventies as some sort of reasonably discrete historical entity, what we are really talking about is something that exists mainly in the heads of the cohort that reached adulthood at some point in that decade, the people who between 1970 and 1979 were at the time of life when the mind is soft enough to take an impression yet firm enough to retain it.

Traits do tend to come bundled into reasonably discrete entities, but for making inferences about the evolutionary process, traits can be treated as separate and distinct.

The natural circulation of water - the North Pacific Gyre - tends to retain the debris in reasonably discrete, long-lived collections, which have popularly become known as "garbage patches".

But if they were reasonably discrete, unlike Winsor French, Kenyon Bolton or Alec Robinson, they hadn't resorted to the expedient of marrying or having childern.

What was formerly known as rock and roll, a reasonably discrete style of music, had evolved into a catchall category called simply rock music, an umbrella term which would eventually include diverse styles like heavy metal music, punk rock and, sometimes even hip hop music.

We need to explore whether multi-component signalling 'machines' like transmembrane-receptor kinases are indeed pleiomorphic entities [ 3] which generate 'fuzzy signals' or whether we simply do not understand yet their more sophisticated ways of generating reasonably discrete signalling outputs.

Maximum entropy, which is based on the known data and information, is to predict the unknown related functions of discrete time delay reasonably without any new hypothesis.

On the whole, these results indicate that the discrete CEs perform reasonably similarly to the homogeneous CEs and appear feasible for application in HFIR.

Since intensity steps are discrete and estimates appear reasonably Gaussian, medians are known to be best estimated by the mean, and variability thus to be indicated by standard deviations.

Suppose that X= Z,Z c ) and A are discrete and their dimensionality is reasonably small.

When X and A are discrete and their dimensionality is reasonably small, the probability π i =P(ξ i =1|X i,A i ) can be estimated by π ̂ i = n V ( X i, A i ) / n ( X i, A i ).