Of course, fragmentation is still a very real issue with the OS at present.
And of course, fragmentation isn't just a hardware issue — the OSM post points out that the two most used versions of Android now only account for 75% of the devices they surveyed, down from 90% last year, yet another issue for developers to grapple with.
Of course, Android fragmentation could be a problem, as some users of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus in particular have complained of trouble in syncing app data between devices and PCs — beyond simply syncing APKs — something which will be crucial for its long-term viability.
For identification of chromatin condensation and nuclear fragmentation in course of apoptosis, cells were harvested by trypsinization, centrifuged on cytospins and fixed for 30 min in 4% formaldehyde.
Collage is, of course, an art of compositional fragmentation and free association, a means of experimenting with dislocated spaces and unpredictable images.
Measuring fragmentation over the course of only one year was certainly not sufficient to assess the significance of this process in the medium to long-term.
They can, of course, choose to continue the fragmentation by hustling the students into invent-your-own program arrangements and silo-style specializations.
During the course of lung injury greater fragmentation of GAGs takes place, with an increase in the wet weight:dry weight ratio and progressive fibrogenesis [ 42].
This isn't news; of course we all know about the fragmentation of audiences as groups of viewers, or consumers of culture, turn themselves into niches, demographic slices or fan bases, communicating with each other directly through social media.
Carpenter, of course, is hoping that the same fragmentation will occur on the Internet, giving content developers such as iVillage, which targets women, the upper hand.
Sampling the same FFPE block repeatedly over the course of 12 months showed that fragmentation proceeds gradually over time (data not shown).
