| The more the building can be organized into discretely reusable components, the more value those elements will have in the future. |
| The kitchen is discretely installed on the north side, followed by a toilet and a door leading to the west wing. |
| It seems likely that the intuition of linguists is that speech sounds just sound discretely different. |
| Instead, he discretely adds his electronic rhythm, sometimes sending things out of kilter. |
| Meanwhile, Germany is working discretely and persistently to emerge from the European vale of tears and the finish line within sight. |
| However, Goldstein discusses these issues jointly rather than discretely. |
