Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: This window is important because it allows making the memorisation process discrete.

Modifies a noun

• mathematics: A basic grounding in discrete mathematics will assumed during the lectures on security.

• transistor: These chips were again smaller and more energy efficient than the discrete transistors and resulted in smaller and more powerful machines.

• cosine: Relative to the number of elements in the detector the discrete cosine proves inefficient, particularly with regard to modulation information.

• simulation: For a discrete event simulation the Sequence diagram looks best suited to show how events affect the objects during the experiment execution.

• entity: They are not discrete entities which could do this.

• breather: Using the same initial conditions as have been used before we can investigate the evolution of the discrete breathers for this model.

Modifying Another Word

• apparently: Data from three apparently discrete but important areas are presented in Table 12.

• previously: That effectively meant investing in application integration projects to allow previously discrete systems to communicate more effectively.

• very: The latest ones are designed to look like telegraph poles and are very discrete indeed.

• not: They are not discrete entities which could do this.

• only: It is the only discrete ICT this term all the rest of the sessions are subject based.

• totally: Do not worry, I will be totally discrete about my actions.

Used with adjective complement

• use: A similar proof using discrete Abel summation delivers a variant of the theorem in terms of ls instead of li.

• apply: Now you can apply discrete Human Playback styles to specific regions of your piece.

• become: It is expected that the effects of weathering will ensure that these new sections of oak become more discrete with time.