0 in a way that is clearly separate from the rest or from other parts:
In general, one can speak about the different elements of a song discretely (the chorus, the verse, the bridge).
He criticizes the idea that subject disciplines can be discretely identified and considered in isolation.
If it is found that certain elements have not been covered in the course, then they can be taught discretely.
"Liberal theology" can become a catch-all term for various tendencies that should be considered discretely.
Although the various managerial tasks are interlinked, they are described discretely for ease of reference.
The varied attachments can be removed and washed discretely.
Importantly, the stages of recognition and naming do not operate discretely, but in cascade.
After such systems consolidate into discretely distributed patterns of functioning, however, interventions may simply be too late.
Further, both competing alternatives are plausible as they may be discretely related to distinct traumatic experiences.
Deep hypothermic circulatory arrest must be used selectively and discretely.
