All sites identified three or more teams to work in discrete communities across their area.
AOL, Yahoo and Nokia have initiatives to create discrete communities out of cellphone users.
In Europe FM continued to expand as low-cost receivers and transmitters encouraged the rise of small stations that could serve discrete communities or regions without causing interference to other stations or nearby countries.
A diverse group of Britons questioned the idea that the pie of British society (or that portion consisting of "minorities") can be divided into neat ethnic or religious slices: discrete "communities" with authoritative "leaders".
Friction, cooperation, exchange, and borderlines characterize the relationships; cultural, commercial, linguistic, esthetic, and political influences from outside have played vital roles in the shaping of discrete communities identifiable as cultures.
At the 2011 census, there were 69,156 Indigenous children in Queensland, of these, 9.5 % (6,537) lived in the 19 remote and isolated, discrete communities where the Queensland Government implemented alcohol control policies from 2002 onwards (Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2011).
Less a contained city, and more an ever-growing collection of discrete communities of single-family homes separated by wide boulevards and freeways.
This population is hard to access because it is embedded within populations many times greater than the small discrete communities which typify remote northern Australia.
As we argued elsewhere, a strong link between practice, as praxis, and research involves their "organic" synergy in practitioners' everyday professional lives, "which is more than having effective traffic of information between two otherwise discrete communities and activities" [ 129].
First, it calls on a particular re-configuration of space — from a single, collective space to discrete communities which can be located geographically or constructed virtually (i.e. lifestyle communities, moral communities, risk communities and so on; Miller and Rose 2008).
This area (2) has no discrete communities in which clusters of disease have been identified and the public did not react in the same way as in the other two, more rural, areas.
