Sentence examples for a fragmentation of a from inspiring English sources

In particular the extended code seems to be well suited to deal with the rich chemistry of e.g. hydrocarbons in fusion edge plasmas, when a fragmentation of a single molecule proceeds via a sequence of neutral and charged states with quite distinct transport characteristics.

When considering only a single relaxation attribute A, we obtain a fragmentation of the corresponding table: a set of fragments F i - each corresponding to a cluster c i.

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

"You could see a fragmentation of radio as a generation grows up that downloads and uses podcasts and totally circumnavigates the schedulers.

There are those sufferers of personality or mental disorders who report feeling a loss or a fragmentation of the self and I imagine this must be horrifying.

We are seeing a fragmentation of the global system".

Do you think that reinforces a fragmentation of the culture?

As for Germany, it has a knack of coping with a high exchange rate.Fear of the consequences of break-up is the strongest reason why fiscal union seems a more probable outcome than a fragmentation of the euro.

Instead, we are beginning to see a fragmentation of the order itself.

The pair are unsuccessful, due to a fragmentation of her mental capabilities.

We don't want to see a fragmentation of the internet.