At the center of this verbal whirlpool, spinning out stories, prayers, lists, tongue twisters, letters, taxonomies, lectures, vignettes, aphorisms, dreams, confessions, diatribes and farces, a manifestation of the real-life author is fragmented into three personalities: "I'm not a person, I'm two or three people at the same time.
Each sample is fragmented into three equal parts of weight (5 g).
Each element was fragmented into three parts: the absorber plate, the brine water flowing over the absorber, and the glass cover as shown in Fig. 2.
In the other assemblies, the sequence was fragmented into three contigs.
Setting a threshold NTS ≥ 27 produces a PG of 20 FN and 20 edges, which is fragmented into three clusters.
Type B was fragmented into three fragments 386, 154, and 55 bp, but on the ground of sequencing type B was further subdivided into two subgroups B1 and B2.
SB1 and SB5 are also evident, but the former is small, covering only 2.3 cM in LG1 of bean, and the latter is fragmented into three sections covering bean LG1 and LG6 ([ 21]; Arachis vs. bean marker correspondences from this reference are also summarized in Additional file 1).
Another uniqueness of the B genome is the presence of the block arrangement G-H-I on LG B8; this showed continuous sequence collinearity with a similar arrangement in A. thaliana, whereas the H block of the similar arrangement in the A genome is fragmented into three sub-blocks, which are present on different LGs, with blocks G and H belonging to subgenome MF2 and block I to subgenome LF.
(4) If the calculated deformation and stress fields satisfy the failure criteria, fracture and fragmentation occur and the discrete deformable body is fragmented into two or more discrete deformable bodies through fracture and fragmentation algorithms.
Israel's domination, he says, is now complete, while the Palestinians are fragmented into five enclaves – inside Israel, in the West Bank, East Jerusalem, the Gaza Strip, and the diaspora.
