The phrase "alignment was broken" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something that was previously aligned or coordinated has become misaligned or disrupted.
Example: "After the recent changes in the project, it became clear that the alignment was broken, leading to confusion among team members."
Alternatives: "alignment has failed" or "alignment is disrupted".
Of course, it's an unfair question as marketing is often responsible for strategy, channel, brand building, communications, and community engagement which may not directly relate to lead conversion, but if there isn't cooperation on customer acquisition, where else in value chain might alignment be broken?
However, in the situations of low signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), the SNR gain from the non-coherent integrant is not enough to overcome the interference from noise on the synthetic profile, leading to that the consistency between the sharpness of the synthetic profile and the quality of range alignment is broken.
Each alignment is broken into maximal runs of four types: insert-to-reference, deletes-from-reference, basepairs-in-1 1-correspondence-and-different, and basepairs-in-1 1-correspondence-and-different; basepairs-in-1 1-correspondence-and-different
That said, the fact that British politics is in such flux - as evidenced by Cameron's ideological gymnastics - creates all kinds of opportunities: "Alignments are breaking up, there's a hunt for new ideas, people are looking around for new positioning... It's not quite as wide open as it was in the 90s, but I think there's similar potential there for opening up a new kind of politics.
Explaining the problem Showpad has set out to solve, Bouten says that "sales and marketing alignment in B2B is broken, costing companies billions of dollars every year".
In the absence of an external electric field, the alignment of twisted nematic is maintained as shown in Fig. 5(a), and in the presence an external electric field, the alignment of twisted nematic is broken to become isotropic with respect to a normally incident light as shown in Fig. 5(b).
Ties are broken by alignment percentage error, or failing that, arbitrarily by read ID.
The intron sequence alignments from the resulting sampled genes were broken into exactly 50 kbp long blocks to facilitate comparisons of parameters estimated from different alignments.
In both cases, ties are broken arbitrarily and alignments below a certain length are not considered.
Therefore ties among alignments with the same edge correctness are broken in favor of those with the highest overall bit score.
