Policy formulation is, however, at a very early stage in many Member States, with often vague notions of what resource efficiency means, characterised by fragmented instruments and overlapping competencies.
The fossilized remains of Aepyornis eggs are relatively common, both fragmented and intact.
The effect is both fragmented and monolithic: a labyrinth made by termites with an eye for right angles.
The medical model suggests a disability identity that is both fragmented and negative.
Most of the cells had either fragmented or filamentous mitochondria, whereas a small percentage of the cells contained both fragmented and filamentous mitochondria.
Coordination initiatives are fragmented and overlap for many reasons: (1) coordination initiatives are either organization-centered (e.g. home care organization offering a care package including nursing care, family and household support, meals on wheels, etc)., or single disease-centered (e.g. care pathways for diabetes or chronic kidney failure).
Several plotlines compete for top significance in this fragmented novel, and overlap at the image of a woman standing in front of an airport mural on a weather-delayed layover.
However, the analysis reports revealed that the existing IS not only lacked the functionality for flood management, but also were exceedingly fragmented with overlapping functionalities.
Figure 4A shows the FITC-labeled fragmented DNA overlapping with the nuclear marker, DAPI.
Just to the left of those stairs are elevators that shoot up to the lobby and upper-level foyers, whose ceilings are decorated in fragmented, overlapping panels.
