When the internet first arrived, it was a discrete activity you performed on a discrete hunk of metal and plastic called a PC, using a discrete software program called a browser.
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But if I take discrete automation or discrete process OEM and automotive, that's where we see it coming down.
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" Discrete means individual, separate, or distinct: "We analyzed data from a number of discrete market segments to determine overall pricing levels.
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The upside, though, is that each discrete group of art works has plenty of space to make its own discrete impact.
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You still have to install AMD drivers just as you would with discrete graphics you get the same tweaks to gaming performance as you would with a discrete card.
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So fascism isn't a discrete category — it's a spectrum?
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HP Pavilion Gaming Laptop: 15t Hexa Core w/ 2GB Discrete
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With a great keyboard, solid battery life, and discrete GPU.
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In this way, space is built up of discrete chunks.
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It feels natural to be zipping in this discrete pod.
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Asus is also, surprisingly, adding discrete graphics into this laptop.
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It can also sense discrete gestures like swipes or taps.
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So you need to be discrete and avoid the aunts.
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Small groups of people assembled at the wall's discrete panels.
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And she said that "discrete opportunities" can be more effective.
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The show is divided into several discrete sections and starts.
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Rarely have they seemed so discrete as at this Euros.
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Individual: An organism is also discrete, with a unitary identity.
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They form a discrete shelter for a private outside area.
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Two discrete bureaucracies would need to be merged into one.
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There may be some outliers … who have some discrete concerns.
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There may be some outliers … who have some discrete concerns.
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Soon, though, it descends into several discrete modes of misogyny.
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And then we've seen some other discrete impacts on customers.
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So, tampons are out — pads or discrete diapers are in.
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This involves techniques like distilling concepts down into discrete, identifiable features.
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But animal species seemed more discrete, at least for a while.
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She's discrete and professional and never makes a meal of [killing].
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Caption: The VaporMax sole consists exclusively of discrete, flexible air pockets.
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Some would flat out set a price, others were more discrete.
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Of course, neither of those computers have a discrete graphics card.
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Distributed patterns of brain activity predict the experience of discrete emotions.
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All the while, you're given discrete information about your opponent's progress.
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Need a more discrete way to browse and watch your favorites?
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The theme draws together discrete strands of Mr Metz's diverse background.
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They're pretty discrete people, it's hard it's hard to take in.
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I got into for a very discrete purpose, and it changed.
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Which is roughly the distinction between discrete mathematics and continuous mathematics.
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The contingent value rights are structured around seven discrete stake caps.
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Edges, lines, borders, barriers — they all masquerade as discrete, immutable facts.
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The ZenBook attempts to blur those lines with its discrete GPU.
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It also tells several other discrete stories within the larger narrative.
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Long story short, adult onset allergies aren't really a discrete thing.
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The number of Grand Slam titles won is a discrete variable.
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He will try to respond in a discrete, fairly limited fashion.
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The Core i7 version will also include Nvidia's MX250 discrete graphics.
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In the short term, he may rack up some discrete wins.
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A discrete, individual drop, for sure, but one that's entirely replaceable.
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It was almost not a discrete work of art at all.
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That's a Boeing problem, and a very specific and discrete problem.
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Impeachment isn't just about holding Trump accountable for a discrete scandal.
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Impeachment isn't just about holding Trump accountable for a discrete scandal.
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The U.S. should limit the relationship to discrete areas for cooperation.
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For their collaboration with Als there are three discrete sections planned.
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The basic version is scalable to a variety of speaker setups with support for up to 11.1 discrete speakers, and there's a DTS:X Pro version that can scale all the way up to 30.2 discrete speakers.
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It is a controversial food, but it exists, in discrete, caloric kernels.
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The method relies on taking a sequence of discrete steps in time.
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Eventually, you may be able to send discrete messages delivered through touch.
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Fortunately, there's a way to disable discrete calling in the iPhone settings.
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The unit isn't managing a discrete fund; it's investing off HP Inc.
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First, the discrete approach adds a lot in terms of cognitive load.
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Another app on my phone, Google Lens, can also see discrete objects.
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It penetrates as discrete disruptions of the local electromagnetic field called photons.
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The company says the "vibrating love egg" is discrete and quiet, a.k.a.
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Sleeker, tech-friendly, discrete products are breaking away from the old model.
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Western Europe and Russia weren't willing to agree to a discrete goal.
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The political risk is not any discrete event in and of itself.
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Wearing backward caps atop discrete-but-compulsory veils, girls skate with boys.
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This week, he debuted a new online mathematics journal called Discrete Analysis.
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Instead, it is the meeting place of representatives of discrete geographical constituencies.
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There's discrete storage for your belongings and foldaway tables for your meals.
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The subjects were then put through three discrete workouts on separate days.
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I would even hesitate to define it as its own discrete phenomenon.
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These are all discrete cases, Gurulé says, and they shouldn't be conflated.
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No individual ever knows the long-term evolutionary outcomes of discrete actions.
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Discrete variables always take distinct values with gaps in between these values.
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The atomic bomb and the moon rocket were giant but discrete projects.
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I usually find a discrete spot to stash it after I arrive.
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WFC also reported a $197 million discrete tax benefit during the quarter.
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For the postmoderns, discrete facts weren't all that valuable to most people.
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It's a collection of short pieces — small moments and discrete little things.
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This is ideal mood music — sharp, discrete, tuneful, ambient but not formless.
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They're so discrete I often forget I even have my AirPods with me.
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It's the least expensive model you can get with a discrete graphics card.
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But if you're looking for a compact, discrete wearable, who needs a screen?
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There were two discrete times in Canadian basketball history: before and after Carter.
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Lastly, the Klipsch Bar 54A comes with Dolby Atmos and discrete elevation drivers.
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Traditional fingerprint readers have always required a discrete area just for their use.
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A lot is kept from the viewer, then parceled out in discrete chunks.
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The Dell G453 is an affordable gaming laptop with Nvidia GeForce discrete graphics.
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The elegant, discrete form factor doesn't brand you as a serious vape user.
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So offering them as discrete experiences seemed an approach that could be rewarding.
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The movie is at its best telling discrete stories of Mr. Hondros's excursions.
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In "Pink Italy" (2017), he fragments the space into discrete but connected areas.
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It bases what it calls its "overall excitement" level on three discrete criteria.
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More wild animals and moral crises (and discrete sentences) can be found there.
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Discrete lines of vibration converged, with a triumphant air, before splitting apart again.
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On Friday night, solo musicians responsible for discrete pieces gathered to improvise together.
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I imagined the chapters would be discrete, even though the themes would echo.
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Instead, there are many discrete bodies of work done in a particular medium.
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Intel has been getting creamed, and its own discrete GPU isn't expected until 23.
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Nvidia is currently producing the majority of discrete graphics cards found in computers today.
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But speed isn't the only factor to consider when buying a discrete graphics card.
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But in real life air currents tend to carry odor away in discrete plumes.
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The notion of a line is neutral between it being discrete and being continuous.
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They also like to graze for long hours, not three discrete meals a day.
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Which means the PS42 is the rare super light laptop with a discrete GPU.
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In the containerized world, applications are broken down into discrete pieces or micro services.
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He notably left the company late last year to develop discrete GPUs for Intel.
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In the other, there are a bunch of widgets with discrete pieces of information.
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"Sentence Order" consists of combinatorial, second-person flash fictions presented in five discrete fragments.
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The 15-inch laptops come with Radeon Pro 555x and 560x discrete graphics, respectively.
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I have multiple PCs that include discrete graphics, but none with an HDMI output.
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There's also a new 15.6-inch laptop with discrete graphics called the EliteBook 1050.
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DCT stands for Discrete Cosine Transform, a process used in audio and image compression.
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Huawei's included an NVIDIA GeForce MX250 discrete GPU with 2GB of GDDR5 video RAM.
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Music may have gone digital, but it was still a collection of discrete files.
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It's not strange at all to see within the squad you have discrete teams.
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And in those discrete actions and button presses, you received some kind of clarity.
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As the XPS 15 is larger, it also includes discrete graphics processing from Nvidia.
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So the search has to be subtle and discrete, and often long and unsuccessful.
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The metastases didn't appear to spread centrifugally; they appeared in discrete, anatomically distant sites.
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From what I saw, the local wells are subdued, discrete markers in the landscape.
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Baker is a poet of systems, and of the interrelatedness of apparently discrete phenomena.
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He turned around ABB's discrete automation and motion business before becoming CEO in 2013.
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And if you're a minority, you need to be extra careful, discrete, and informed.
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But after studying discrete mathematics, cryptology and number theory, he craved a headier challenge.
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The test itself is thin enough to slip inside a traditional, discrete mailing envelope.
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Plus, there's a sense of accomplishment in setting discrete boundaries on an infinite task.
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Microgrids can gather those smaller resources together into discrete, more manageable and predictable chunks.
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Selling a discrete piece of software is now effectively an obsolete method of distribution.
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Self-driving technology isn't a discrete invention that will suddenly arrive in a moment.
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For Amanda Shapiro, editor of Bon Appétit's wellness section, Healthyish, these are discrete issues.
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Acer says a model with a discrete GPU will be available at some point.
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Lululemon later brought her back to work on discrete company projects as a contractor.
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EPS included a 3 cent discrete tax benefit not in the company's original guidance.
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Discrete shakes of the head became eye rolls, which in turn became voluble despair.
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Thirty comics panels painted on thirty white canvases are gathered into several discrete groups.
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She creates space for community, demonstrating that her commitments are not discrete, but shared.
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Seasons have changed, there's just discrete works and then it ends kind of thing.
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They did so because they identified discrete problems that needed solving and solved them.
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It could result on switching to the discrete GPU under circumstances where we shouldn't have, and then consuming power on the discrete GPU on levels that were in excess of what was appropriate, which was responsible for some of the issues there.
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They provide a way to deliver an application as a set of discrete micro services.
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They developed a series of family sitcoms that target discrete segments of their overall viewership.
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"It's difficult to introduce discrete structures without running into difficulties with special relativity," said Pullin.
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Another important conceptual advantage is that there's no problem thinking of a line that's discrete.
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I soon found that models rooted in discrete geometry were better suited to [our research].
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Get a Razer Blade or Acer Predator with a more powerful discrete GPU for that.
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The climate context: There is no more discrete "wildfire season" in the Golden State anymore.
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While the iPhone discrete calling is a good idea, it may add to the confusion.
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Comment from discussion lazycrypt's comment from discussion "Shots were fired in my Discrete Math textbook".
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Comment from discussion ogrelin's comment from discussion "Shots were fired in my Discrete Math textbook".
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Comment from discussion cespes's comment from discussion "Shots were fired in my Discrete Math textbook".
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Comment from discussion halborn's comment from discussion "Shots were fired in my Discrete Math textbook".
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By contrast, productive shame focuses on discrete traits or behaviors rather than the entire person.
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Thus, some say it's the critical stage at which an embryo becomes a discrete individual.
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So we have the Facebook example that you referenced is a discrete A.I. inference chip.
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It sorta ends up solving itself by being in a small, discrete mission like that.
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We also caught the social network testing discrete notifications rather than the tagging friends feature.
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I'm not out here obsessing over one discrete aspect in a universe full of wonder.
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And the real Project Alloy headset will include the option for a discrete graphics card.
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Each daub can seem to record a discrete look, at a moment isolated in time.
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This turned into a whole industry of using topological tools to prove discrete mathematics theorems.
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The savvy culprit didn't leave behind fingerprints, shoe prints, or any other discrete, identifying details.
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Instead, he cordons off Francis's racism as a discrete problem untied to his broader politics.
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This is something that is discrete, and is almost certainly due to repetitive head injury.
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Acquisitions could strengthen its remaining divisions - electrification, industrial automation, motion and robotics and discrete automation.
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These cameras were about the size of a digital recorder, which made them splendidly discrete.
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Her series of small and abstruse domestic scenes documents discrete moments unfolding before our eyes.
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To say he's gone atmospheric is to exaggerate; these remain parsable songs with discrete textures.
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It had 40 — all pointed at discrete audiences, each with its own handful of ads.
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"Untitled #3" lays out its swaths of color in discrete bands, again suggesting a landscape.
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But Mr. Barr viewed them as discrete events that, when taken alone, were legally fine.
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Allowing short-term contracts for discrete projects can serve the needs of companies and workers.
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DIRECTED GRAPH In discrete math, a directed graph shows the relationship between pairs of objects.
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Undermining the very core of our democracy and our elections is not a discrete event.
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In practice, this means advancing through a series of discrete and somewhat trope-y regions.
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We're perfect test subjects, because we have just one, discrete neural function to monitor — vision.
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We need to focus on breaking the facial recognition process down into discrete, understandable components.
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Otherwise you'll lose the pleasure of your spoon hitting those discrete, dark pockets of fudge.
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In Greece as a whole, the past is often presented in discrete, hermetically sealed blocs.
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He and his team have sufficient resources to go after a discrete set of investigations.
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Science seeks to categorize nature, to sort it into discrete groupings to better understand it.
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Compositionally, Meyer draws discrete, often zigzagging linear structures onto the surface's subtly shifting white ground.
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But they also served, for many, as a way to create a discrete cultural identity.
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These startups are parcelling the various functions of unions into a series of discrete digital alternatives.
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Eventually, the Moon emerged as a discrete celestial object, trailing its own atmosphere of rock vapor.
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The ballroom as a discrete element in the American home came about during the Gilded Age.
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Atomic clocks measure time by measuring the frequency at which electrons transition between discrete energy levels.
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Generally, a laptop with discrete graphics that weighs under 2.9 pounds is going to be expensive.
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Currently, the cheapest Mac you can buy with discrete graphics is the $10.133,300 21.5-inch iMac.
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"The internet is no longer a discrete side activity," says Jonathan Zittrain of Harvard Law School.
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Cast in presidential blue, the Inaugural card is, admittedly, more discrete than the gaudy Executive card.
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But these would be added to phones as an element of ARCore, not a discrete feature.
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But now, Bethesda's promising a new, discrete experience called Doom VFR, and it looks pretty fun.
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The second half of that statement is backed by two Tegra processors and two discrete GPUs.
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It will have a 100 percent discrete design, and will be made using the original parts.
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Finally, continuous resources are dispersed in small amounts throughout a basin rather than large, discrete deposits.
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Rather than being tightly bound to minerals, much of Utopia Planitia's ice exists in discrete deposits.
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Importantly, the colors are not "added" after the fact—they're genuinely indicative of discrete biological components.
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The discrete Nvidia graphics will also help with photo editing, video processing, and even VR gaming.
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The Amazon Echo Link features digital and discrete audio outputs that should result in improved audio.
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Even Stardew Valley's big world seems miniature because of its top-down viewpoint and discrete areas.
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This "synaptic plasticity" means there are 10 times more discrete sizes of synapses than previously thought.
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"It shows that DACA recipients can be considered a discrete group deserving of protection," Hoffman said.
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Unlike past years, there aren't any all-new discrete accessibility features across Apple's platforms this year.
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Hunter's murder to the discrete choices of a few bad actors—and saves us from seeing
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If you use the discrete graphics regularly, then expect battery life to be impacted even more.
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Comparing recent funding activity to other periods is complicated because sleep isn't a discrete investment category.
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The company anticipates effective tax rate in the low twenties before discrete tax items in 2018.
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The iMac Pro goes one step further and uses the T2 to replace many discrete controllers.
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The African continent has nine discrete rainy seasons, which rarely all fail in the same year.
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He has a probing dribble and a knack for sensing the discrete layers of a defense.
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Lasting electoral victories won't be won just by chipping off a discrete group from the Republicans.
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"We'll try to do it in a discrete way," said Greg Andres, one of Mueller's prosecutors.
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It's a heavy beast, but at least I have tons of battery life and discrete graphics.
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A cannier, more alert singer might have discerned variety between songs, highlighted discrete moments, added sharpness.
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Rockwell caters to its discrete automation customers using a programmable logic controller platform it calls Logix.
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Encouraged by that response, in 2016, Gowers launched a new online mathematics journal called Discrete Analysis.
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Young people appear to be especially drawn to the device, which is discrete enough to hide.
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Critic's Pick When "Catastrophe" began in 2015, its title seemed to refer to a discrete event.
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And Mr. Trump's constant threat of tariffs may succeed at getting victories on some discrete issues.
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A. Cloth, like paper, is made up of discrete strands of fiber with air between them.
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The key distinction is an easy one to spot: Gaming laptops all have discrete graphics cards.
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When you're pregnant, the choices you face are more discrete—Should I agree to this procedure?
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BoJack is animated, and the production process for animation means more discrete, independent episodes are encouraged.
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So this is specifically in automotive and discrete industries so which we see at the moment.
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Hers is not a plan designed to create a universal approach to college that affects everyone in the public system, but one designed to solve discrete problems for discrete groups of students: those in high-dropout programs, 20-somethings with high debt payments relative to income, etc.
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And Pegasus is the equivalent of two Xavier units, plus two next-generation discrete GPUs, Nvidia says.
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But if you want to enhance the image, these are discrete operations you would want to identify.
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Its integrated GPUs simply can't compare to those on AMD chips or to discrete graphics from Nvidia.
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Microsoft puts the CPU in the "Clipboard" PixelSense touch screen and the discrete graphics in the base.
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And that's where the dongle—equipped with a mini computer, Bluetooth radio, and battery—comes in. Discrete!!
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By contrast, combinatorial objects like graphs and matroids are purely discrete objects—assemblages of dots and sticks.
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But Wine Condoms are thin, discrete, and keep the wine air-tight without getting in the way.
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The fetus has, at this point in pregnancy, developed into something with discrete and recognizable human features.
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That's the idea behind ESPN Magazine's annual "body" issue, in which prominent athletes pose in discrete déshabillé.
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"SLO: "Yea, you pretty much just wear a tampon and try to be as discrete as possible.
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Sometimes they're shown from behind, and other times, Klum uses slightly less discrete tactics to shield them.
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If you're doing anything that utilizes the discrete graphics, the battery life probably won't be very good.
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The whole thing weighs 35 pounds/16kg and is amplified by 100W class D 3 discrete channels.
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Currency depreciation and inflation offer a more surreptitious way to erode creditors' claims: less discrete, more discreet.
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Neanderthals, as a discrete species, disappeared from the fossil record sometime between 41,000 and 39,000 years ago.
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While it doesn't have a discrete graphics card, it's actually perfectly fine for less graphics intensive games.
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WhatsApp — best friend, sociable, fun, brings people together, straightforward, honest, reliable, faithful, discrete, nimble, agile, dynamic, current.
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Beneath the surface hardware, both laptops have discrete graphics cards, but they're different in ways that matter.
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Lately, it seems as if the single, discrete "seed" round of $1-$2 million has largely disappeared.
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I've certainly been using my V2s much more than the V1s since they're more discrete and versatile.
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The keyboard base still houses copious amounts of battery and, in some cases, a discrete Nvidia GPU.
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Some of Ramírez Jonas's most affecting works in the exhibit are also some of the most discrete.
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All these games ran on a PC with more powerful, discrete graphics (like an Nvidia graphics GPU).
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When it comes to investing, Cramer always says there needs to be two discrete places for cash.
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In addition to having its own distinct wood grain pattern, each floorboard is "stained" a discrete tonality.
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In order to translate these continuous projections into discrete scores, we used a cumulative ordered logit regression.
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"The biggest risk, to my mind, isn't a discrete thing that the administration might do," Bagley said.
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Most of us rightfully take for granted our discrete access to this straightforward, personal and valuable information.
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AR enables what the team describes as a "persistent" experience, where stories don't exist in discrete narratives.
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The details remain unresolved, and they may well produce discrete benefits for some U.S. businesses and workers.
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When it comes to investing, Cramer always says investors must have two discrete places for their cash.
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The credit card issuer said it expects 2018 tax rate of about 22 percent before discrete items.
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To date, congressional inquiries have focused on Russian meddling in the 2016 election or other discrete issues.
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Every artwork — assembled from discrete, highly worked forms that have been fit together — has its own personality.
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What's one particular, discrete development over the last few weeks that increases your optimism about Nov. 6?
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Species: It's a collective entity but a discrete one, like a club with a fixed membership list.
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"Now you could immediately look at caucuses as discrete events, which was a big change," said Kamarck.
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Several works playfully call Casa Triângulo's institutional framework into question, overwhelming clear-cut categorizations and discrete aesthetics.
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In this narrative, the coronavirus is a discrete, external challenge to Americans, and Americans will defeat it.
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Charles Nix: The Monotype Studio is a discrete section within it that creates and manages type collections.
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She's been very discrete and many are saying that Jackson Hole could have been her swan song.
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Relkin said the House Judiciary Committee was smart to tailor its bill to solve the discrete problem.
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There are discrete reflective tabs for nighttime visibility, adjustable sleeve tabs, thumb holes, and two interior pockets.
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Pros: Excellent display, Touch ID, full Intel Core CPUs, decent speakersCons: No discrete graphics, shorter battery life
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Bradley's response to that dilemma has been to make discrete bodies of work, and then move on.
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Beginning in 2018, we anticipate an effective tax rate in the low twenties before discrete tax items.
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CH: Looking at all the work installed together, there isn't a discrete, classical separation between each work.
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In my mind the coolest people are like, Patti Smith, who wears the most simple, discrete thing.
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Devices come in all shapes and sizes – some discrete enough to hide in the palm of your hand.
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With discrete clumps, the mixture looks somewhere between a bright green snow cone and tiny nugs of weed.
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This is especially true when such harms have an alleged disparate impact on a discrete class of society.
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In Nayak and co's model, the system breaks the discrete time-translation symmetry of a periodically driven system.
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A professional, convertible laptop with a 4K display, discrete graphics, and industrial design only an artist can love.
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It's also got NVIDIA® GeForce® MX150 discrete graphics for photo and video editing and smooth gameplay.
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Similar to a moiré effect, this perceptual condition emerges from the combination of discrete sets of visual data.
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Rather, their length allows the author to play with what must feel right: discrete episodes in Binti's life.
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From the beginning of his career, Johns has made compositions that are layered and made of discrete parts.
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The first area of focus was trading, which has the virtue of being both discrete and wildly complex.
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Baird analyst Brian Skorney said Wednesday's data supports not just this discrete opportunity but Sarepta's micro-dystrophin program.
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The Core i7 version comes with Nvidia's MX250 discrete graphics, a slight bump over last year's MX150 GPU.
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A.D.H.D., like many mental conditions, manifests as a spectrum of discrete types, some more hyperactive, others more distractible.
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If you want more complexity, you can go in and mess with more discrete settings like Temporary vs.
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The form is fluid, she notes: performances can be live or taped, discrete or combined with other media.
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This sanctuary was first established in 1986, and then greatly expanded in 2012 into six discrete protected areas.
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Discrete functions are more compelling reasons to buy a new thing than single-percentage-point improvements in quality.
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And then even recently we announced it with Baidu in China a discrete A.I. training chip as well.
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She warned Democrats against suggesting an all-out assault on "gun culture" as opposed to discrete safety measures.
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It was a discrete use of force, a quick punch in the face, to put Hussein on notice.
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Like space-time, fluids appear continuous on large scales even though deep down they're made of discrete atoms.
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There are no discrete roles; the actors alternate between speaking and singing, and between solo and unison delivery.
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None of that will get you discrete graphics and, if you need that, you don't want the MacBook.
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Although each of these attacks was a discrete and noteworthy horror, they likely read as nondescript to many.
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Moore "was neither discrete nor inconspicuous with his relationship with Ms. Wallmark," Allison claimed in her divorce action.
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The tell is the discrete humanoid Tiki sculpture that close looking reveals embedded into the purple stony background.
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If you're optimizing for success, the price of that financing event is a single discrete moment of time.
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Better training is largely responsible, by breaking down activities into discrete parts, and measuring how people perform best.
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Each of its platforms would be forced to be a more discrete (and, well, discreet) kind of business.
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All these sources, in turn, have been shaped into discrete sections that are introduced with music and animation.
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The music tech firm's most well-known instrument is the "Seaboard," an electronic keyboard which lacks discrete keys.
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"Right now information is flat," he says delivering a discrete data set at a specific moment in time.
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The canvas is less a container of discrete items and more a field of discernible yet harmonizing parts.
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Colds and flus last for discrete periods; they ask for chicken soup, a cold washcloth, a reassuring text.
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It's a 45w processor, and it should be highly competitive with some of the mobile discrete graphics cards.
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This state of matter means that the atoms have the properties of one continuous wave rather discrete particles.
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Playing at different tempos — though none of them fast — these discrete ensembles are meant to surround the audience.
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Customers descend the staircase — as if the ghostly melodies have summoned them there — to press a discrete buzzer.
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Constant booing and chanting doesn't communicate a discrete point; rather, it delegitimizes the politician, and the whole pageant.
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Let's imagine that this un-perfect circle is actually a bunch of discrete points connected by line segments.
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Charline von Heyl's paintings function like discrete universes of ideas and markings — but her overall position is clear.
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READMEThe HP Envy 13 is one of the rare 13-inch laptops with an optional discrete graphics card.
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Its discrete chapters, the first of which was released in 0.00843, have only grown more complex and detailed.
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The problems with capitalism are more discrete — mostly with the plight of the working class in rich countries.
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In turn, Abe said he appreciated the "discrete position" the UAE has been demonstrating in the current situation.
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The book is composed of two discrete, novella-length memoirs that were written more than 30 years apart.
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Seen from anywhere in between—a single page, a single chapter—it's a riot of discrete, disconnected units.
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StashPad Flask This innocent-looking tablet smuggles 12 oz of your favorite booze in a very discrete fashion.
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Offsets are typically packaged in discrete units, sold by a price per metric ton of carbon dioxide reduced.
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Its chapters are discrete units of joy, and they can be savored after your kids are in bed.
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I knew that in order to develop a discrete identity, girls had to metaphorically kill off their dads.
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Several of the novel's "Coming to America" essays, short discrete immigrant stories, were woven into the overarching narrative.
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But the affordable housing industry needs to develop discrete PFS strategies that will prove successful for all stakeholders.
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With all this in mind, I've assembled three discrete monthly streaming "packages" for dedicated movie watchers to consider.
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But if you're worried, it comes with a discrete privacy shutter that you can slide on and off.Â
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Breaks appear in the fog, the mist condenses into discrete clouds, and the forest starts to peek through.
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What's more, the concept that nature has a discrete identity of its own is thousands of years old.
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Brian Eno's score, which he recorded as a series of discrete compositions, adds to the movie's linear elegance.
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"New distribution agreements with a more discrete and smarter criminal organization would have quickly been made," he argued.
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" Schultz said that the buzz surrounding these "powerful initiatives" competed for "customer mindshare during a discrete period of time.
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People looking for 4K gaming should not be idiots, and still plan to invest in a discrete graphics card.
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Two base models will offer Intel integrated graphics, while the top end configuration will add discrete AMD-powered graphics.
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It hops its way in discrete digital steps across a red ellipse that delineates his antenna's field of view.
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The better comparison might be the 13.9-inch Huawei Matebook Pro X, which also has a discrete graphics card.
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Women have been waiting decades for the kind of technology that makes pumping a more comfortable, more discrete experience.
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It does not appear the leaks actually appeared on FNintendo's website, but in more discrete parts of the Internet.
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There's a wonkiness and general rambunctious charm to the vast majority of his games, which are discrete, compact affairs.
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The Envy 17 is now a little bit thinner and comes with discrete graphics, Nvidia's GeForce 353MX, by default.
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Some people disagree, but I think they look less goofy than AirPods, especially in the more discrete black color.
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English has pairs like alternate/alternative, fortunate/fortuitous, discrete/discreet, economic/economical, historic/historical, incredible/incredulous and many others.
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The center first facilitated discrete talks between ETA and the former Spanish government of Jose Luis Zapatero in 2004.
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Altabef says not suggesting discrete solutions to specific problems is a recognition that the problems will change over time.
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Slack says threads help make public channels more readable by moving discussions about discrete topics into their own workspace.
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We are looking for clear discrete (father/shareholding/party membership) variables that can be put into our AI software.
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The Invoxia GPS Tracker, like any tracker, is a discrete insurance policy for whatever you don't want to lose.
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There were some discrete afflictions: losses on energy loans, the costs of Britain's balance-sheet tax and restructuring charges.
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And the price for entry is no more than you would normally spend on a laptop with discrete graphics.
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There's also the choice of Nvidia's Quadro P2000 discrete graphics, instead of the Geforce chips from the consumer model.
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The toll a quad-core processor, discrete graphics, and 4K screen take on a 84-watt battery is… obvious.
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So development does not proceed in discrete stages that require a nationwide leap from one stage to the next.
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I love the idea of a discrete case that holds all the things necessary for a certain use case.
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The desktop features monstrous processing power — a Xeon processor with up to 20 cores and discrete Radeon Vega graphics.
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As they describe in a paper posted on arXiV, their system is comprised of a number of discrete steps.
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The worlds were divided into discrete sections, and it often felt like you were following a very specific path.
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It's not a gaming machine, though it can play some games at lower settings, thanks to its discrete graphics.
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The 23K screen and discrete graphics card also make this one of the best (slash only) Macs for gaming.
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The math also suggests a reason why electric charge is quantized in discrete units—essentially, because whole numbers are.
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This bridges is much slimmer and potentially faster than what you normally find in a laptop with discrete graphics.
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A single model of the 13.5-inch Surface Book 153 lacks the vents as it has no discrete GPU.
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Tharsis' board is a tubular spaceship divided into discrete rooms — control pod, medical bay, veggie laboratory, and so on.
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In this case, all my testing was done on a Surface Book with Performance Base running discrete NVidia graphics.
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A greater influence than these discrete discoveries, though, is the enthusiasm for sonification they have created among his colleagues.
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Equally important, the bodies are spliced together from discrete pieces: a hand, a breast, an upper leg, a foot.
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The Panaray system achieves where most surround sound systems fall short: perfectly blending discrete channels into a uniform soundstage.
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The biggest shift I think we'll see is games moving from being a discrete experience to an indiscrete experience.
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Neither seems incredibly convenient or discrete, but both seemingly accomplish the goal of finding a way to display holograms.
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For millions of people who've never owned a discrete video game console, Pokémon Go will be their entry point.
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In the preindustrial West, most people slept in two discrete blocks and used dorveille for all kinds of purposes.
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When it comes to investing, CNBC's Jim Cramer always says investors must have two discrete places for their cash.
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Zurich had proposed to operate Cover-More as a discrete business and retain the existing management team, he added.
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Regulatory accumulation, being a process spread over decades, is not the type of discrete event that grabs national attention.
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He is wary of the flattening effect that globalization—or more precisely Americanization—can have on discrete national traditions.
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The laptop has multiple configurations, but the base model is just $799, and it comes with Nvidia discrete graphics.
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In each, the discrete parts turn out to have less to do with one another than readers might expect.
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It means horizontal infrastructure that allows application-layer CTOs to outsource discrete functionalities and compress their own dev cycles.
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Even now, millions of Overwatch, Counter-Strike, and League of Legends players can get by without a discrete GPU.
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We focus on solving our health problem, not which — or how many — discrete health care services might address it.
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They don't necessarily relish the idea of communicating directly with millions (or billions) of discrete generators, buildings, and devices.
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"Voodoo" isn't a jazz album, but it contains discrete elements that could have come from no other musical source.
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And if you don't mind losing the discrete graphics, you'll probably get better battery performance with the base model.
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The devices are discrete and come with sweet flavors, which make them more attractive to young people than cigarettes.
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Postmodernism sets itself against the notion of facts just lying there discrete and independent, and waiting to be described.
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Adobe has also expanded Lightroom's support for discrete GPUs, which has been improving lately after years of little attention.
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We are broken down into sets of discrete desires, and then grouped into cohorts along lines of statistical significance.
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But for this kind of national security advisor, such Cabinet-like roles tend to be fairly limited and discrete.
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She conveys her beliefs and suspicions in discrete paragraphs of text, quoting lines of poetry, personal correspondence, psychological studies.
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This is true only if one relates to photography as the discrete moment when a photograph is being taken.
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The legacy of Hattie's pain shadows each discrete section — chronological snapshots in her family album that span 55 years.
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That said, don't expect to be playing demanding games on this machine — you'll want a discrete GPU for that.
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Modern Love the show is an anthology—discrete stories united by an overarching sensibility of rigorous, almost humorless, sincerity.
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Intel also previewed its first discrete graphics chip for laptops, the DG22020 GPU, but that's also still months away.
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While some companies are phasing out discrete fog lights at the front of the car, others are keeping them.
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This lightweight shirt comes with discrete underarm pads built right in to absorb any moisture before it soaks through.
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Some e-cigarette users puff all day long, whereas others puff in more discrete time intervals, similar to smoking.
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The traffic is so soul-crushing at all times that many residents have stopped speaking of discrete rush hours.
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One was the Eniac (for Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer); the other, the Edvac (Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer).
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Not to mention, their sleek and discrete design is sort of a nice departure from the broke Q-Tip look.
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An umbrella name for six discrete but related rare hereditary conditions, EDS occurs once in every 2,500 to 10,000 births.
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According to Jon Peddie Research, those cards have helped the company maintain a 75-percent market share for discrete graphics.
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If you really want a smaller more discrete earbud that can handle beat drops, these might be worth looking at.
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For tucking away a litter box, Way Basics designs a discrete, modern enclosure to keep kitty necessities out of sight.
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Which is why Intel's been eyeing the discrete GPU waters and trying to figure out when's best to jump in.
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The fact that they often have multiple discrete parts can make it particularly difficult to moderate stories, the documents show.
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This underscores the idea that accessibility, conceptually, is much more than just the discrete "accessibility options for people with disabilities".
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They'll include the ability to embed videos; make smaller, discrete lists; and let users sort game selections by different metrics.
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Containers enable the developer to break down a large monolithic program into discrete pieces, which helps it run more efficiently.
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Though the books are short at just a couple of hundred pages apiece, they manage to tell discrete, engrossing adventures.
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In both those series, the larger narratives were broken up into character-driven episodes that tell their own discrete stories.
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Its discrete scenes and guideposts encourage tight pacing, instead of asking players to sift through a gestalt of environmental props.
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But where Marx saw a struggle between discrete classes, Yang sees a tidal wave hitting group after group in sequence.
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By noting the user's response to the discrete piece of information presented, the software remembers whether the insight was valuable.
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This is thanks to a discrete listing for an apartment "in a luxury building" that happens to be Trump Tower.
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If you're on a MacBook Pro with discrete graphics installed, you'll an see an option labelled Automatic graphics switching too.
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Sanders and Trump try to put the blame for this disaster on discrete groups of people — Wall Street or immigrants.
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Prior to the update, it was called "Mormons and Gays," which suggested that the two groups are separate and discrete.
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We observed 10s of millions of discrete IP addresses associated with the Mirai botnet that were part of the attack.
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Most of that can be blamed on Apple's discrete graphics card choice—which is built for work rather than play.
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By contrast, Vive and Rift will only work with higher-end PCs that have what are called discrete graphics cards.
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Emphasising reason in this way presumed that it could be neatly separated from feelings altogether, that they were discrete categories.
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Having a discrete bar that can update with context, allowing you to take those dozen daily actions makes total sense.
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Together, the sensors can read discrete gestures and know, with up to 99% accuracy, where on the skin you're touching.
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Clinging to the idea of gender as a discrete, unifying factor actively erases other—often far more salient—social realities.
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Higher U.S. market interest rates, disciplined liability pricing and several discrete security prepayments drove the increase in net interest revenue.
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No. LG Innotek points out that waterproofing a smartphone becomes significantly easier without a discrete button for the fingerprint reader.
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It's specifically marketed as a discrete iPhone addition, even though it's bulky and calls attention to itself with loud colors.
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One thing I wish Microsoft would add here is the ability to select discrete open browser windows to set aside.
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The single-player isn't one campaign, rather a handful of discrete stories, each featuring a hero with a different skillset.
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The exhibits laid out in discrete rooms read like dioramas, and the art works on view are sophisticated and diverse.
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How could three people and their massive teams possibly keep all of those discrete items in sync and under wraps?
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The Who wrote Tommy, the first rock opera, but it was still discrete songs that formed more of a musical.
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Such a road map would be couched in terms of discrete steps, on a quid pro quo and verifiable basis.
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"It's important to keep in mind that recovery is an ongoing process rather than a discrete terminal event," he said.
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"Certain discrete Russia-related matters core to its investigation" may turn out to be the world's longest synonym for collusion.
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Using these variables, the scientists trained a computer with data from 210 brains to recognize discrete regions of the cortex.
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Without discrete graphics, there are always going to be limits to the kinds of games the Surface Pro can handle.
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Congress must fund the government by moving separate pieces of legislation that represent discrete and related functions of the government.
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Only by painstakingly assembling dozens of discrete high-resolution images could she create a final image with such remarkable clarity.
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Its final image was supposed to be split into six discrete packets, each consisting of about 203,048 bytes of data.
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Historically, many candidates have preferred this discrete approach, fearing an open planning process would draw calls of presumptuousness from opponents.
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Parabiosis may be better suited for human studies where there is a discrete, measurable condition as a target — like Alzheimer's.
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"Heavy ions have a very limited and discrete range, and they would constitute the blade of the saber," he said.
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The mobile museum takes the form of a discrete, white shipping trailer that folds up compactly into a rectangular box.
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I don't mean the specific text of his discrete claims, which brim with inaccuracies and bubble with full-blown hallucinations.
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As the party commences, discrete voices fade away, music pounds, dozens of extras flood the floor, and saliva is shared.
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Interspersed with the narrator's journey is a constellation of discrete stories that share rhyming motifs and certain turns of phrase.
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Mr. Pollesch divides the text and action into discrete scenes with his eclectic soundtrack of Roy Orbison and flamenco guitar.
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And second, when polled on discrete policy questions, Americans consistently express majoritarian support for a left-of-center economic agenda.
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Marlina, a young widow living in remote Indonesia, spills blood in a story that plays out in four discrete acts.
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Photography and architecture, shown in their own discrete zones for decades, now commingle with paintings, drawings, prints and even performance.
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But when you look closely at the boundaries demarcating these supposedly discrete entities, you find them to be remarkably porous.
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OBOR is far more than discrete infrastructure and energy investments throughout Eurasia; it is the Party's concept of global hegemony.
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The new requirements are "discrete steps that have scalable, broad impact" that will improve federal government cyber security, Manfra said.
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Choosing which wardrobes I want to recreate makes them discrete sculptures, as opposed to one big indexical installation or set.
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Looking at a painting and looking at a digital image are hardly two discrete experiences anymore, especially for younger audiences.
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Not just strategic arrangements or compilations of letters, words in Words With Friends are valued as whole, discrete units: words.
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As more damning evidence is revealed drawing discrete connections between the Trump administration and the Kremlin, public opinion could change.
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According to Jon Peddie Research, by the end of 2016 Nvidia had more than 70-percent of the discrete graphics market.
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But a 1980s presidential order provided for discrete exceptions governed by procedures approved by the CIA director and the attorney general.
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On top of new Intel 8th-gen CPUs, the Switch 7 Black is the world's first fanless detachable with discrete graphics.
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That's the number of discrete advertisements, both online and off, served to me over the course of one Tuesday in July.
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These controllers are fairly granular, and include discrete skills such as walking, running, tumbling, or whatever the character needs to do.
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This is the type of art that is key to integrating the world's diverse and discrete cultures into a flat monoculture.
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The core CPU and motherboard reside in the tablet and, in discrete graphics models, the Nvidia GPU sits in the base.
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The podcasts also represented discrete content — meaning each episode which was being pointed to could be judged against Apple's community standards.
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The company's Automotive and Discrete division accounts for 40% (2016) of total group sales and over 50% of total operating profit.
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On the surface, it appears as though a simple fix—installing relatively discrete license-plate readers—had an enormous positive impact.
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Modern news media is designed to bombard viewers with breaking news and discrete pieces of information that briefly capture audiences' attention.
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Unfortunately, there's no mention of discrete graphics on this system, and Intel's integrated graphics never needed much cooling to begin with.
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There's no discrete address bar either; there's just a line above all the floating balls asking you to type something in.
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The one thing that apparently hasn't changed about Intel's plans is its intent to introduce a discrete graphics processor by 2020.
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Sometimes, it would be a straightforward unlocking experience, albeit a noticeably slower one than the previous discrete fingerprint scanner OnePlus had.
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Shots were fired in my Discrete Math textbook from ProgrammerHumor "A picture like this is called a tree," reads the textbook.
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At any rate, as Freddy the Cat, you must navigate five different rooms, each of which serves as a discrete minigame.
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Microsoft, for example, embedded a discrete GPU in a keyboard that then docks with a tablet when making its Surface Book.
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It did well at discrete actions like texts, tweets, getting directions, playing music from the iPhone and checking on the weather.
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Each short, sharp chapter is either a discrete thought or deed, or the next stage of a city walk or relationship.
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Now, Bruce Ohr also wrote that Glen Simpson gave him a memory stick during a discrete meeting at a coffee shop.
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But they received an influx of reports during the 2016 school year, and began treating campus incidents as a discrete category.
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Its great strength is in modeling natural systems that are defiantly undigital, that can only be described imperfectly by discrete computations.
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ABB said robotics and discrete automation sales fell 23% and orders were down 220% in the second quarter to June 30.
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A lot of different cleaning, some of which are better than others, washing services, that do little discrete pieces of this.
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There are 12 discrete motions to complete the clean and jerk properly, a bit like learning a short kata in karate.
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The display is detachable from the base, and there's a discrete Nvidia GeForce GTX 965M graphics chip to amp things up.
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Rockwell is a leader in so-called discrete automation, helping assemble component parts to make automobiles, household appliances and computer systems.
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With scaling up to 32 shader cores, ARM says the Mali-G71 can match discrete laptop GPUs like Nvidia's GTX 940M.
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Both also have adjustable arms, with the PM3 offering discrete levels of extension and the Sine sliding smoothly in and out.
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Point sources are defined in the law to include "any discernible, confined and discrete conveyance," including pipes, tunnels and, notably, wells.
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The 15-inch MacBook pro includes a 2.6GHz, quad-core Core i7 CPU and discrete graphics, the AMD Radeon Pro 450.
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Traders particularly in the $8.8 trillion corporate bond market prefer to be more discrete due to price sensitivity among those securities.
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Intel recently announced plans to make discrete graphics cards and paid over $400 million to acquire AI chip start-up Nervana.
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With Intel's 8th Generation Core i7 processor and discrete graphics, it also has the power to help you get things done.
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His team has worked diligently and for long hours to find "the goods" on an array of unsuspecting and discrete individuals.
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If you must have that kind of graphics power, you probably want a Microsoft Surface Book with a discrete Nvidia GPU.
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Rockwell is a leader in so-called discrete automation, helping assemble component parts to make automobiles, household appliances, and computer systems.
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CAM looks at an image and separates it into layers, using discrete points of interest to classify the most important elements.
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The album is delivered in discrete parts: Boris in the first disc or first two LP sides, Merzbow in the rest.
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What follows, if you click through, is nearly 6,000 discrete pieces of evidence that our parents put up with so much.
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He came up with a novel solution: Cards which you printed out with discrete moves based on your character's fighting style.
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Containers offer a way to distribute software in discrete pieces, rather than as one large monolithic program as in the past.
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It is a discrete form of entertainment for them that does not necessarily lead to buying a ticket to a movie.
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Arranged in discrete, scrapbook-like scenes, the narrative (loosely based on Mr. Harbaugh's own family experiences) comes at mourning only obliquely.
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"They're discrete and yet all the richer for being heard together, and you just ache with the mounting intensity of it."
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The touchpad is seriously skinny, and while it does have discrete buttons for left and right clicks, it still feels cramped.
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Whereas previous wars had involved a series of discrete battles in specific locations, the Western Front stretched for hundreds of miles.
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"Outsiders" believe that reading is a set of discrete skills that need to be learned before a child opens a book.
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The big issue with the HP Envy 133—at least the one with discrete graphics—is that the battery life sucks.
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Even more discrete, the Cloakroom Bar in the Golden Square Mile is concealed behind a mirror in a men's clothing shop.
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What starts as a discrete, albeit large, problem related to public health measures swiftly ripples out to become a general downturn.
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Mobile, scalable, and global, SÁGA is a unique offering that sheds light on discrete audiences without relying on personally identifiable information.
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That said, you'll still need a normal 180W barrel connector to take advantage of the discrete GPU for actual gaming sessions.
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I atrophy in discrete regions — my right foot and then my left and then my right hand — but I don't waste.
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He isn't the first person to bring up the idea of a "cybersecurity moonshot," but he points toward discrete, solvable goals.
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"Yeah you got somebody / I been in this predicament / Don't trip, creep discrete / That's just what we dealin' with," he sings.
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The Mexico City-based Jiménez, 29, re-evaluates masculinity in his mixed-media collages, isolating bodybuilders' muscles into discrete, exaggerated parts.
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Organizations are designed to serve discrete purposes, and if well-tailored to those purposes are more likely to achieve their aims.
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All have an investment in a specific material culture and the product of their research takes the form of discrete artifacts.
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The truck was not perceived as a discrete object, in other words, but as something indistinguishable from the larger spatial environment.
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As his habit grew towards four grams per day, he decided to carry out a more discrete hydroponics operation at home.
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Is it possible that we need the distance and perspective afforded by time to contextualize discrete moments in our shared history?
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Events become discrete and disconnected from the forces that motivate them; history no longer seems to have any cause and effect.
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Trying to play Overwatch on a desktop sans discrete GPU, or trying to play on a laptop, is an exercise in frustration.
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Nvidia might be leading the discrete graphics card industry, but AMD's two newest cards are cheap and fast enough to finally compete.
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That's why net neutrality is essential for modern political movements to build bridges and form alliances across discrete issues and ideological boundaries.
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Until the PS42, the $1,500, 13-pound Matebook Pro X was the cheapest and lightest laptop you could find with discrete graphics.
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This model features an 2003th Gen Intel Core i2200 processor, AMD Radeon Pro 22X discrete graphics, and of course, a 2399.99K screen.
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Eight years later, when the leaders met in Xiamen, China, the declaration stretched to 71 numbered paragraphs stuffed with 125 discrete promises.
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This was not a band that made discrete statements; they didn't fit the critical ideal of clear progress from album to album.
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Acer is introducing what it calls the "world's first" fanless 2-in-13 notebook with discrete graphics today at IFA in Berlin.
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Played in the background, this music blossoms into an immersive soundworld; concentrate and it concretizes into a spare, sharply discrete electrosmooth machine.
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The discrete graphics are a nice touch, especially at this price, but don't expect to do any serious gaming on this thing.
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The updated Blade Stealth can be configured as a full HD, battery-conscious laptop or a 4K touchscreen machine with discrete graphics.
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As I've written before about The Handmaid's Tale, the genre's most affecting stories have always been highly concentrated, discrete doses of horror.
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It only ships with 8th-gen Intel Core processors and SSD storage, with a choice between Nvidia MX130 or MX150 discrete graphics.
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The highly fragmented overland logistics markets will end up crystallizing around core software services which unify discrete elements of the shipping process.
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Those are good usage numbers, no matter how you spin it, especially with a discrete graphics chip and a Core i7 processor.
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The speaker has two discrete sound channels (left and right) for truer stereo reproduction, making for a fuller and more engaging listen.
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Discrete electronic panels inform visitors of what they are seeing as they weave their way through two floors of the Grand Palais.
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The other is to develop novel algorithms, step-by-step instructions that break down problems into discrete parts amenable to quantum computing.
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You take a hollow bunny, make a discrete little hole in the bottom under the foil, and fill it up with mustard.
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And despite the fact that it has no discrete graphics processor, it's able to handle at least some high-resolution video editing.
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This is what it is to be digital: existing as discrete values that either are or are not, with naught in between.
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He devised what seemed at first to be an alternative to Heisenberg's math of discrete quantum states and instant jumps between them.
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Ultimately, the the Blackmagic eGPU is useful if your Mac has a really old discrete graphics card or only Intel integrated graphics.
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It's made up of discrete neurons, a cell type that transmits chemical and electrical impulses from one end to a neighboring neuron.
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Instead of encrypting a single of chunk of data, using Scatter/Gather Fizz breaks it into discrete pieces and encrypts each one.
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Though much of the coverage focused on comments about the Clinton investigation, he touched on two other discrete issues that deserve scrutiny.
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In my limited testing, it wasn't that different than just using the Google Translate app, though it is a bit more discrete.
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One example of this is Discrete Analysis, a mathematics journal launched on March 1st by Tim Gowers of the University of Cambridge.
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The heavy sweetness from the sesame seeds and the discrete, sharp vinegar provide a good contrast for the microalgae, which pleases me.
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Intel specifically called out Fortnite and Dirt Rally 2 as two games that would be playable on new laptops without discrete graphics.
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Any American would have serious concerns about monitoring or surveillance, particularly when surveillance is based upon discrete intelligence and is kept secret.
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Will we finally see a new Apple TV, a discrete Apple gaming system, or simply an official controller for Apple's mobile devices?
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By segmenting the footballing experience into discrete categories of consumption, FIFA could attract brands commensurate with the multinational scope of its own.
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Inside, the MateBook X Pro uses eighth-generation Intel Core i21842 or i25 processors, and has a discrete Nvidia GeForce MX2349 GPU.
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But history does tell us that human imagination can spontaneously transform discrete events into world-shaking narratives of unexpected color and force.
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Lamar's faith reminds him of the possibility of judgment, of an old-fashioned belief in the discrete categories of good and bad.
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The A11 Bionic taps into every part of the handsets; there are discrete processors for the camera, display and all those graphics.
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The federal government goes through at least three discrete stages when responding to a natural disaster on the scale of Hurricane Harvey.
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In the same vein, the internet cannot remain a set of disjointed and discrete websites that live in the isolation of cyberspace.
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Planners need to view cities, suburbs and exurbs not as discrete units but as regions, with one integrated environmental and technological system.
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Not all of Miyajima's works are immersive; there are smaller, discrete wall installations, videos, paintings, and drawings in the exhibition as well.
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Hefuna's sculptures intend to evoke mashrabiya screens, which mark discrete public and private spheres in Middle Eastern and North African domestic spaces.
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Known as Crispr, this technique, and related DNA editing tools, enable their users to cut and paste discrete letters of the genome.
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He maintained that too intense a focus on each minority group's discrete persecution comes at the expense of a larger, unifying vision.
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For the most part, though, the multiple allusions to canonical ballets feel gratuitous — ingenious but discrete, like many of the production's ideas.
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SÁGA Audience analyzes historical first-party audience behavior to connect marketers with the right audience, using discrete datasets that illustrate audience preferences.
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The installation feels contemporary, however: You read the work collectively, as a system or an archive rather than as discrete, individual works.
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A number of discrete cells, each filled with hydrogen, fit inside the rib cage, and the entire ship was covered with fabric.
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Any job that can be broken down into discrete, repeatable tasks — financial analytics, marketing, legal work — could be automated out of existence.
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Fortunately, it is not possible to reduce Rama's work to one discrete topic, nor is it possible to single out her style.
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It is a rigorous approach ideally using controlled experiments where the inductive process of gathering discrete data is aggregated to test hypotheses.
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In a piece whose music, movement and design are intricately interwoven, what happens when discrete elements become the work of individual artists?
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Reality television turns person into persona; Instagram accounts and self-branded product lines render that persona a series of discrete, consumable objects.
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This range of pricing shows is how some galleries have managed to create discrete markets for a small circle of influential artists.
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The Home Hub is another slick example of Google nailing a product's identity with a discrete design that uses materials that are inviting.
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It suggests a cool future where our integrated GPUs finally become as speedy as the discrete ones like Nvidia GTX and RTX series.
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Hopping up to $1,802.113 tacks on an additional 8GB of RAM and an Nvidia MX150 discrete GPU (this is the version we tested).
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The term "continuous oil" refers to unconventional formations like shale, in which the oil exists throughout the formation and not in discrete pools.
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It's somewhat safer, a little cheaper, and way more discrete, as you don't have to lock yourself in a cubicle every half hour.
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These artifacts, like the diverse fossils, appeared across Africa around the same time, and studies of their distribution suggest they belonged discrete groups.
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Speaking of the screen, the ZenBook S2128 will have a 2434-inch 2569p display, powered by a discrete Nvidia GeForce MX123 graphics chip.
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These were all discrete parts that lacked cohesion, and so Byrd's team again worked with Microsoft to funnel them all into one app.
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No matter how popular they are, or how necessary they are for most modern gaming experiences, discrete GPUs are still a relative niche.
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It advocates a real and willful and even proud unhealthiness, and the weaponization and deployment of that unhealthiness to reach various discrete goals.
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Bodies and objects essentially absorb Wi-Fi as they move around in rooms, allowing the system to find discrete things in the space.
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Later Android updates turned all of those into discrete permissions, but the change didn't affect Android apps that had already been given permission.
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Although each of these events was a discrete horror, in many ways they continued patterns in mass violence over the past few weeks.
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This thing is ultra powerful, especially if you opt for the more expensive models with a discrete GPU baked into the fucking keyboard.
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The Play 23, which is intended for pets who chase lasers, is the more discrete option at 22 by 22 by 24 inches.
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It's just that its discrete parts can seem a bit limited when you look at them outside of the context of the battles.
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That's because rather than being its own discrete organ, the g-spot "may really be the root of the clitoris," according to Kerner.
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Telecoms rose 1.4 percent on its last trading day as a discrete major S&P sector, and was the index's biggest percentage gainer.
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Robit's task-driven, Android interface runs on apps, apps that define a largely discrete set of actions that can be daisy chained together.
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We also wanted to keep the funding process to a discrete timeline so we could get back to focusing on growing the business.
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From the minute I get up in the morning, everything I do has an impact on my gaming life, both discrete and indiscrete.
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It presumes that a group is a discrete whole, that once in it, we can't get out of it or have competing affiliations.
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But whereas surveillance cameras are often discrete and mysterious objects of authoritative control, Schülke's iteration is sprawling and clearly noticeable from a distance.
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China and Mexico have traditionally had discrete relations, with the Asian giant much more involved in the commodities-exporting countries of South America.
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You can certainly get a more traditional gaming PC, with a large form-factor and a full-size discrete graphics card for less.
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The man was otherwise healthy but had "an average of 8 discrete episodes of sweating" every 24 to 32 days, the authors said.
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The reality is that many of these are already taking place, but in discrete pockets, with countries coordinating very little with one another.
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Nevertheless, their swan song as captains of the creative ship was a discrete ode to the house itself in black, white and gold.
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Seamless transitions and sweeping dynamics mark what's less a collection of discrete tracks than a single, extended composition, zooming ominously across the sky.
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Counting each Billy Martin administration as a discrete manager, the Yankees had 21 changes of skipper beginning in 1973 and ending in 1993.
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SPLRCL rose 643 percent on its last trading day as a discrete major S&P sector, and was the index's biggest percentage gainer.
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Google's new research aims to show — in a highly visual way — how these mathematical operations perform discrete tasks, like recognizing objects in photos.
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That land now features six discrete gardens created by the designer Hoichu Kurisu, whose credits include the Anderson Japanese Gardens in Rockford, Ill.
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When the discrete ingredients have come together into a unified mixture that's tacky enough to stick to your palm, the sausage is ready.
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They are different from the boy, but they are also the same as the boy, discrete beings a part of the same continuum.
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It's harder for Apple to make a web-based privacy portal when it focuses so much effort on keeping data on discrete devices.
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Of course, given the lack of a discrete GPU and Thunderbolt 3, anyone looking to do creative work or gaming should steer clear.
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