Discrete used in a sentence

Discrete in a sentence as an adjective

RSA is based on integer factorization, not discrete logarithms.

But, time allowed Google to unify these discrete components into Google Play, and now users have access to something very much like iTunes.

Nobody mentioned matrices, broader number theory or discrete transforms until I was in university.

It did not limit itself to copying select portions for some discrete educational purpose but copied every work in its entirety.

These are supposed to be discrete, semantically meaningful boot levels that you could purposely initiate: boot to runlevel 1, boot to runlevel 2, drop back to runlevel 1.

Integer factorization and discrete logarithms share some common techniques, but neither is known to be based on the other, and opinion is split as to whether they are truly equivalent.