Discrete Variable: A quantitative variable that can take only certain values within the range of the variable. The number of legs on a chair could be one, two, three, or four, but the number of legs could not be 2.5 or 3.7, for example.
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a type of performance cycle when the performance of the incumbent is limited to a defined performance period without any connection to past or future performance, see cumulative
discretionary income ...
It is a discrete choice test where respondents can receive the product of service of their choice or, perhaps, no product or service at all.
An alternative to the RSA encryption system which is based on the difficulty of solving elliptic curve discrete logarithm problems rather than on factoring large numbers.
Digital Signals - Information transmitted in discrete pulses rather than as continuous signals. Data is represented by a specific sequence of off-on electrical pulses. (See also, Analog)
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Cell Testing: When the list is divided into a number of discrete cells to allow for a robust test across multiple variables. To determine optimum response, conversion rates and/or CTR's are measured for each cell.
Department stores: large stores, usually located in town centres, which are divided into discrete departments selling a very wide range of diverse goods, from clothing to travel, from cosmetics to washing machines.
bibliography: A list of books, articles, and other sources that have been used in the writing of the text in which the bibliography appears. Complex works may break the bibliography down into discrete subject areas or source categories, ...
one could define a very simplistic social media engagement scoring model for a Facebook company page by tracking fans and fan posts, then calculating the number of fan posts divided by # of fans for some period of time to come up with a discrete ...
Many of web marketers have observed effects and talked to knowledgeable people that lead us to believe that the sandbox effect is not discrete, ...
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