Sentence examples for was more discrete from inspiring English sources

Christopher Sweet, the editor of his most recent publications, has suggested that "celebrity was more discrete at that point; it's a different, richer, portrait of a social world", but it is possible that Aarons was not in the least naive, indeed that he was perfectly aware of what might lie beneath the impeccably sleek surfaces of his subjects.

Plxdc2 expression was still present at the MHB and the floor of the midbrain in the HH stage 21 brain, although it was more discrete in nature than that evident at earlier stages (Fig. 1).

The average annual increase in incidence was more discrete – 1.8% (1.1% – 2.5%)/year.

But in many constituencies around the country, some with just one seat, manoeuvring will be more discrete and factions less clear.

I've certainly been using my V2s much more than the V1s since they're more discrete and versatile.

That's because individual designers are being more discrete than department stores in discounting to avoid tarnishing their brand image.

"These brands have impeccable credentials," says Pedraza, "haven't oversold themselves and are more discrete than other luxury brands".

This suggests that the contact clusters in GFMD model are more discrete than those in the asperity model.

In fact, the performance may degrade because with increasing N f, there will be more discrete bins to be linearly searched, thereby increasing the probability of wrong estimation.

ZnO CTS starch NPs were porous structures whereas ZnO CTS whey NPs were found to be more discrete and well dispersed as compared to ZnO CTS starch NPs.

YES X  Effectiveness X X Risks  Security risks Cash-based assistance is more discrete and thus may present fewer security risks than in-kind assistance.