Sentence examples for another fragmentation from inspiring English sources

We also examine another fragmentation criterion: Papale (1999) proposed fragmentation based on the strain rate.

A standalone messaging app, however, is yet another fragmentation of what Twitter is without any clear benefit to users, not to mention being a distraction to engineers who could be fixing other (real) issues on the social network.

Metaflow says that it works with "thousands" of active mobile developers and helps distribute apps and other content to some 350 app stores and operators worldwide — another fragmentation issue that puts off advertisers — with some of the bigger names including EA, Orange, Glu, O2's Bluevia and Eric Schmidt-backed white-label app storefront Appia.

Another fragmentation method available is adaptive focused acoustics (Covaris), capable of automating fragmentation in a 96 well format.

(1) Another fragmentation technique, electron capture dissociation (ECD), 3) also gives rise to c- and z-ions.

Alternatively, if the fragmentation led to mediocre results that missed the cutoff for a characterized identification, another fragmentation event can be queued.

A possible explanation was that the STI test was not just another DNA fragmentation test but was designed to assess the cumulative sperm chromatin integrity.

The protopine alkaloids can fragment by the RDA reaction, and in comparison with the tetrahydroberberine alkaloids, it also can undergo another characteristic fragmentation pathway.

Another is the fragmentation of the single market, making it harder for new firms to expand.

Its newest members and various population groups are not yet well integrated, and the euro crisis has produced another kind of fragmentation.

Another is production fragmentation among some countries in which natural resources bound for export are extracted and processed to some degree, as well as other countries that import these resources to continue processing and exporting them.