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Перевод: discrete

[прилагательное]
дискретный; состоящий из разрозненных частей; разъединенный; раздельный; отдельный; отвлеченный; абстрактный

Тезаурус:

1. Even if an intervention is successful in solving a discrete problem like this, the whole process cannot be counted as a success if every step has to be repeated for the next discrete problem.
2. Although this centre presented a coherent picture in which the city was divided into discrete neighbourhoods, residents would not always identify with these boundaries.
3. Audubon's shearwaters range widely over tropical oceans, with apparently discrete populations in the Indian, Pacific and Atlantic Oceans.
4. It says Oracle7 implements a poorly documented, special transaction model option known as the discrete transaction.
5. People accustomed to thinking in a ratio of one mind per body, are both enthralled by, and sceptical of the idea that several discrete, and to varying degrees, autonomous personalities could "inhabit" one individual.
6. The fundamental difference between water-clocks and mechanical clocks, in the strict sense of the term, is that the former involve a continuous process, for example, the flow of water through an orifice, whereas the latter depend on a mechanical motion that continually repeats itself and so divides time uniformly into discrete segments.
7. We might then only end up with a series of discrete micro-studies that could not be articulated.
8. A mathematical process called the discrete cosine transformation (DCT) is then used to convert pixel values to Fourier coefficients in terms of the frequencies represented by the digitising process in both the horizontal and vertical directions.
9. Much as Moscow may, on grounds of economic sense, welcome a more integrated economic policy, she would not wish to see institutional machinery set up which compromised these discrete, private channels of manipulation and control.
10. The allocation of discrete tasks to non-executives advocated by Cadbury, coupled with their monitoring role, is seen as divisive, robbing the board of its power to manage and creating the potential for boardroom splits.
11. The argument, therefore, proceeds from a precariously weak premise: that human populations are divided biologically into discrete, bounded units, designated "races".
12. Isolate art in a discrete setting, explain it, present it with style and dignity, and people will come in large numbers to be educated, inspired, uplifted.
13. "We are not king makers but conciliators," said Bill Packer, a Texas oil millionaire, whose discrete presence has been felt in many Amnerican campaigns.