Sentence examples for creating a fragmentation from inspiring English sources

Once the materials have been separated by the gas chromatograph, the mass spectrometer bombards the individual components with electrons, creating a "fragmentation pattern" to help identify their structure.

The piecemeal support of the international community did not allow for the strengthening of the MoHS, especially as donors focused on 'their' programmes, supporting one or another department or units, undermining the overall capacity of the MoHS and creating a fragmentation within the Ministry, with long-lasting consequences [ 4].

Ivan Krastev, a Bulgarian political scientist and one of the world's leading thinkers about democracy and authoritarianism, argued that the communication revolution had created a "fragmentation of the public space".

If the book's semi-sequential structure, emphasised by a puzzling abundance of separating blank pages, creates a fragmented quality, fragmentation may be what the poems want to explore.

As a result, many of the students live in off-campus apartments and join sororities and fraternities, creating a sense of fragmentation on an already large campus.

In this study, we have created a new fragmentation model, Basophile, for accurately predicting the charges of fragments from a peptide sequence.

The separate management of the Remote Allowance creates a further fragmentation of policies and activities, even within the MoHS.

It also provided information on the effects of fragmentation, creating a platform for meaningful follow-up work.

Specifically, calcineurin-dependent dephosphorylation of Ser637 effects Drp1 translocation to mitochondria, creating a loop in which fragmentation of depolarized mitochondria involves intracellular Ca2+ increase, activation of calcineurin, and dephosphorylation and translocation of Drp1.

OpenSignal discovered that the rapid multiplication of devices is creating a new problem of "sensor fragmentation", where developers may not be able to rely on a device having particular hardware sensors - and no consistency in their retention.

Fragmentation causes an increase in contact area between magma and water creating a feedback mechanism, leading to further fragmentation and production of fine ash particles.