discontinuous

a person with a discontinuous employment record.

Probability integration method of stochastic media expectation theory, which bases on the foundation of flaccid up-cover terrane and bestraddle of top board, is discontinuous media theory.

The data is stored in a discontinuous manner.

The road construction caused a discontinuous flow of traffic.

Her speech was interrupted by discontinuous applause.

The film's narrative structure was intentionally discontinuous.

The professor's lecture was filled with discontinuous examples.

The novel's plot was characterized by discontinuous time jumps.

The artist used discontinuous lines to create a sense of movement.

The music had a discontinuous rhythm that kept the audience on edge.

The software update resulted in a discontinuous user experience.

The conversation was disjointed and discontinuous, making it hard to follow.