Sentence examples for complete fragmentation from inspiring English sources
On the other hand the low efficacy opposite extreme (towards which simple degree-based partitioning tends for large networks) of a large monolithic block and small fragments, or even complete fragmentation, is also functionally meaningless.
Due to the multiple possible connections of a single fragment, a fragment structure may contain branches as well as ring closures: Figure 2 illustrates a possible fragment definition for a glycerol dialkyl nonitol tetraether (GDNT) lipid and Figure 3 shows a complete fragmentation scheme resulting from the chosen fragments.
Connected macro-cracks lead to complete fragmentation.
Pre-treatment with nocodazole prevents complete fragmentation, indicating that microtubules are required for poliovirus-induced Golgi dispersion.
Due to the orbital geometry in SSO, head-on encounters with relative velocities of about 15 km/s are most probable and would thus result in highly energetic collisions, which are often referred to as catastrophic collisions, leading to the complete fragmentation of the participating objects.
The problem is the complete fragmentation and confusion when it comes to graphics drivers.
The method is demonstrated by achieving almost-complete fragmentation of monoubiquitin and then, subsequently, fragmentation of dimeric, tetrameric, and longer Lys48- and Lys63-linked ubiquitin chains.
Maiss et al [ 5] used first a rhodamine-6 G dye laser system in eight sessions, resulting only in partial fragmentation; completed fragmentation was achieved by a ninth session with a frequency-doubled double-pulse Nd Yag laser.
Because the clustering is complete, the fragmentation itself will also be complete; hence, in addition a reconstruction of the original instance F is possible by the union operator.
Specifically, axons in both chambers frequently showed a beaded morphology and additionally complete axon fragmentation was present in some axons.
As such, stimulation of brown adipose tissue represents the first physiological and hormonal responses associated with complete mitochondrial fragmentation.
