Sentence examples for somewhat discrete from inspiring English sources

The pointed bottom side of the prow is somewhat discrete beneath the Amphicar's fairly conventional nose, helping hide its secret identity, like Clark Kent's suit covering a blazing "S".

Moreover, DS individuals who are over 40 years old show cognitive decline in somewhat discrete phases.

Shot noise in SLs has been considered in Ref. [33] for a somewhat simpler discrete transport model and in Ref. [34] for the discrete transport model we solve in this paper.

But it is somewhat difficult in the discrete case.

Mr. Brooks also presents a somewhat naïve take on doing "discrete good" when he writes that a president has the power to "pave roads and hire teachers" in an effort to relieve the suffering of real people.

Dividing surveillance activities into discrete systems is somewhat arbitrary, so the number of systems listed here is only indicative.

Using the satisfaction with the outcomes of surgery as a discrete variable (unsatisfied, somewhat satisfied, and very or completely satisfied), the minimal clinically important difference (MCID) was estimated as the mean difference between the BCTQ scores before surgery and at 6 months after surgery for the unsatisfied and somewhat satisfied patients.

The mathematics of observables with a continuous spectrum of measured values is somewhat more complicated than for the discrete case but presents no problems of principle.

Be warned though, there are only two discrete IR channels, which somewhat limits the size of your spider army to just a pair of marauding robots.

When the two I-V curves were compared, the Au-coated silica sphere array exhibited a relatively high slope because the discrete surface of Au somewhat degraded the electric conductivity.

Inevitably there is a level of abstraction that needs to be considered when representing molecular reactions as discrete events that follow somewhat arbitrary rules.