Discrete (adjective)

1. Distinct and separate from others.
2. Not continuous or joined together.
3. Distinct in nature or kind.

Origin:

Late middle english (in the sense 'separate, individual'): from latin discretus 'separated, distinct', from the verb discernere (see discern).

Examples:

1. The discrete components were assembled to form the final product.
2. The restaurant offered discrete seating areas for privacy.
3. The discrete types of flowers in the garden were beautifully arranged.
4. The company offered discrete packages for its services.
5. The government implemented discrete policies to address the issue.