Sentence examples for a certain fragmentation of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Donaldson has also said that he would seek to rein in state regulators, including Eliot Spitzer, the New York attorney general, whose aggressive investigations of securities fraud have caused a certain fragmentation of enforcement.

As long as the different provider segments co-exist, a certain level of fragmentation is unavoidable and perhaps even legitimate for reasons mentioned above.

Thus, when they interact with neighboring units, they randomly agglomerate and interlink, forming a covalently bonded network, with a certain degree of deformation and fragmentation inducing disorder around the junctions and curvature alterations on the nanoribbon surfaces.

Several empirical studies on P. aegeria have shown an increase, up to a certain degree, of dispersal movement with habitat fragmentation [ 39, 40].

The method essentially involves the fragmentation of the old road and recompaction after mixing with a certain percentage of a binder.

A certain type of author.

In a world where there's a fragmentation of aid, I.D.A. is the unifier.

A "colossal fragmentation of reality" occurred in the 20th century, Salman Rushdie has said, and his novels enact and display that fragmentation with terror and glee.

Derived fragmentation: A given horizontal fragmentation on a primary table (the primary fragmentation) induces a horizontal fragmentation of another table based on the semijoin with the primary table.

Therefore, connectivity between some water basins should not be discarded, in certain cases, to prevent or to reverse an excessive fragmentation of the populations.

But it is culturally richer, and "there's a certain comfort in the fragmentation," says David Landau, the editor of the daily Haaretz and himself an unusual combination of religious and leftist.