Definition of discretely in English:

discretely

adverb dɪˈskriːtlidəˈskrētlē

Separately and individually.
the regions are discretely labelled with individual introductory texts
Example sentencesExamples
- In both cases, "polymorphism" refers to the simultaneous existence, in the same population, of discretely different forms.
- It seems likely that the intuition of linguists (like that of lay observers) is that speech sounds just sound discretely different.
- The more the building can be organized into discretely reusable components, the more value those elements will have in the future.
- This involved establishing a two-family system, with discretely separate hierarchies.
- Unfortunately, many of these services are not available discretely, but are bundled up in monolithic - sometimes called "integrated" - systems.
- How much are we going to look at the student's writings discretely, as separate projects?
- Each transistor and circuit behaves discretely.
- However, Goldstein discusses these issues jointly rather than discretely.
- Older speech recognition systems required the speaker to say each individual word discretely.
- The concepts of history and memory can be conflated or discretely preserved in meaning; it is important to establish their differences.

Usage

See discreetly

Definition of discretely in US English:

discretely

adverbdəˈskrētlē

Separately and individually.
the regions are discretely labeled with individual introductory texts
Example sentencesExamples
- However, Goldstein discusses these issues jointly rather than discretely.
- Unfortunately, many of these services are not available discretely, but are bundled up in monolithic - sometimes called "integrated" - systems.
- In both cases, "polymorphism" refers to the simultaneous existence, in the same population, of discretely different forms.
- The concepts of history and memory can be conflated or discretely preserved in meaning; it is important to establish their differences.
- Older speech recognition systems required the speaker to say each individual word discretely.
- It seems likely that the intuition of linguists (like that of lay observers) is that speech sounds just sound discretely different.
- The more the building can be organized into discretely reusable components, the more value those elements will have in the future.
- This involved establishing a two-family system, with discretely separate hierarchies.
- How much are we going to look at the student's writings discretely, as separate projects?
- Each transistor and circuit behaves discretely.

Usage

See discreetly

单词	discretely
释义	Definition of discretely in English: discretely adverb dɪˈskriːtlidəˈskrētlē Separately and individually. the regions are discretely labelled with individual introductory texts Example sentencesExamples In both cases, "polymorphism" refers to the simultaneous existence, in the same population, of discretely different forms. It seems likely that the intuition of linguists (like that of lay observers) is that speech sounds just sound discretely different. The more the building can be organized into discretely reusable components, the more value those elements will have in the future. This involved establishing a two-family system, with discretely separate hierarchies. Unfortunately, many of these services are not available discretely, but are bundled up in monolithic - sometimes called "integrated" - systems. How much are we going to look at the student's writings discretely, as separate projects? Each transistor and circuit behaves discretely. However, Goldstein discusses these issues jointly rather than discretely. Older speech recognition systems required the speaker to say each individual word discretely. The concepts of history and memory can be conflated or discretely preserved in meaning; it is important to establish their differences. Usage See discreetly Definition of discretely in US English: discretely adverbdəˈskrētlē Separately and individually. the regions are discretely labeled with individual introductory texts Example sentencesExamples However, Goldstein discusses these issues jointly rather than discretely. Unfortunately, many of these services are not available discretely, but are bundled up in monolithic - sometimes called "integrated" - systems. In both cases, "polymorphism" refers to the simultaneous existence, in the same population, of discretely different forms. The concepts of history and memory can be conflated or discretely preserved in meaning; it is important to establish their differences. Older speech recognition systems required the speaker to say each individual word discretely. It seems likely that the intuition of linguists (like that of lay observers) is that speech sounds just sound discretely different. The more the building can be organized into discretely reusable components, the more value those elements will have in the future. This involved establishing a two-family system, with discretely separate hierarchies. How much are we going to look at the student's writings discretely, as separate projects? Each transistor and circuit behaves discretely. Usage See discreetly
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