Sentence examples for relatively discrete from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chwat sees the New York accent as a mosaic of relatively discrete ethnic accents, results of immigrants laying the cadence and music of their native tongues over English.

Rather, it connotes a relatively discrete unit with some common institutions and usually a shared political life.

Models tend to fit together as whole pieces, and are thus relatively discrete and well-developed proposals.

Instead of a large front dashboard, a relatively discrete control panel for speed is attached on the body-facing side of the desk.

Factorial experiments permit analyses of the influence of patient characteristics on main and interaction effects of multiple, relatively discrete, intervention components.

In this article we take 'symbolic models of sentence processing' to mean approaches in which processing is characterized in terms of relatively discrete, combinatorial representations.

The measured transmission spectrum is constructed from of relatively large discrete wavelength scanning steps, of 10 pm, of the tunable probe laser.

Whilst useful for relatively small, discrete areas, these methods are impractical for monitoring at the scale of the wind or wave farm because of the prohibitive expense, and/or the damage caused by this type of sampling, which may be detrimental to the environmental aims of the development or inappropriate if conservation considerations need to be taken into account.

Because substrate DNA was relatively short, discrete bands were also observed especially with HaeIII, which had the longest recognition site.

Second, the patients included in this study had developed PTSD in response to relatively short discrete traumatic events in adulthood.

Averaging of the pixels value within relatively large discrete Region of Interest (ROI) and Fourier analysis are typical techniques applied to increase SNR.