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*[[Discrete spline interpolation]], the discrete analog of ordinary spline interpolation
*[[Discrete spline interpolation]], the discrete analog of ordinary spline interpolation
*[[Discrete time]], non-continuous time, which results in discrete-time samples
*[[Discrete time]], non-continuous time, which results in discrete-time samples
*Discrete [[pitch (music)|pitch]], a pitch with a steady frequency, rather than an indiscrete gliding, glissando or portamento, pitch
*Discrete [[pitch (music)|pitch]], a pitch with a}

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Discrete in science is the opposite of continuous: something that is separate; distinct; individual. Discrete may refer to: