Sentence examples for deep fragmentation from inspiring English sources

Ms. Moussavi has made a long-term study of form, style and ornament in architecture, and she has argued that there is a deep fragmentation of "meanings" in today's built environment.

More importantly, deep fragmentation between language and cultures meant humans from different backgrounds were unable to effectively communicate with each other.

While deep fragmentation would probably have been good for the mobile web (if no platform is dominant, interoperability is a must), we are instead witnessing a concentrated fragmentation behind a handful of platforms, decreasing the incentives for companies to build interoperability.

This behavior might be due to the deep fragmentation of the German heath care system, which causes a lack of interprofessional collaborations due to strictly differentiated activity profiles and less standardized shared competencies among healthcare professions.

As the government is taking another step towards deeper fragmentation within the schools landscape and more isolated schools, Ofsted joins the voices calling for more intensive, localised action and collaboration to turn around systemic failure.

In the Plains states, with few exceptions, Native American numbers are growing almost exclusively on the reservations, which are still plagued with deep poverty, social fragmentation and chronic illness of a kind more commonly seen among the urban poor.

Whenever the country is in an economically stagnant period, he suggested, the result is deep, bitter social fragmentation; people try to protect what they have against perceived attempts by others to take it away, and this defensive mistrust becomes a central theme of politics.

In order to drive CAD and HCD fragmentation deep within TMDs, the protons must first migrate (either through space or across backbone bonds) from the side chain of a basic residue all the way to the cleavage site.

The country's deep regional cleavages exacerbate the fragmentation of its party system, denying its presidents reliable legislative majorities, and blocking all efforts at economic reform.

The rise of habitat fragmentation had a deep impact on HSR (Fig. 2).

Further research is also required to explore the advantage of large numbers of reads and to minimize the disadvantages associated with the issues of low-annealing temperature and DNA fragmentation involved in deep-sequencing-based poly(A) site mapping.