Sentence examples for a fragmented view from inspiring English sources

You would be getting only a fragmented view of a larger whole.

Overall, the existing research is based on small samples limited to one discipline, and offers a fragmented view of Wikipedia coverage of academic topics.

However, the evolutionary reach of the currently employed sequence-based approaches in virus taxonomy is rather limited, producing a fragmented view of the virosphere.

A curriculum that divides students' education into discrete, self-contained disciplines without encouraging philosophical questions about the nature of those disciplines and their relationships to one another invites a fragmented view of education.

The Glasgow University phonetics expert, who was principal investigator on the project, added: "The only resources that we had to work with up to this point were static diagrams and models that break the vocal tract up into sections and provide a fragmented view of what are really synchronised, dynamic actions of the vocal organs".

The more I work with the subject [of music], the more I come realize a fragmented view of it.

Amidi's essay expressed concern that assigning a talent like Faust to a toy-centric show was part of a trend towards a focus on profitable genres of animation, such as toy tie-ins, to deal with a fragmented viewing audience, and overall "an admission of defeat for the entire movement, a white flag-waving moment for the TV animation industry".

This is a fragmented, disconnected view; innovation demands to be looked at as a system, from early-stage research through production.

A print made from this cracked negative gives a shattered, fragmented view of the New York Botanical Garden from the 1930's.

More impressive than any of these bodies of work is his mural at the Aldrich, which provides a layered, fragmented view of the cartoon character SpongeBob SquarePants.

So far, we still only have a very fragmented view of the molecular mechanism associated minimal intron.