We have had enough of a story to settle into; events have taken place; relationships have been developed or shattered; people have died, or simply grown up; and then there is one step more, that Munrovian step, that takes the story suddenly to a new place.
These distinct chromosomal rearrangements were proposed by Stephens et al. to have developed through chromosome shattering ("thripsis" in Greek) or incomplete fragmentation and the inaccurate stitching together of chromosomes in a single stochastic event in a process termed "chromothripsis," an event in contrast to the widely accepted notion of gradual accumulation of cancer genome rearrangements.
All RAAF Sabres were grounded until ARDU developed a modification to shatter the canopy immediately before the pilot ejected.
Last year, as The Marina Experiment gathered momentum at film festivals around the world, another story broke in New York which raised the identical question of whether a male artist, in recording his daughter's developing sexuality, was shattering taboos or destroying innocence.
He worked on shattered morale, on developing an all-volunteer army, on ways to reduce casualties from friendly fire.
Through this effort, it's developed an advertising business that shatters records quarter after quarter.
The dream of turning the naturally mutant strain into a safe, effective vaccine was shattered when the donor developed AIDS in 1999.
A "reimagining" of Silent Hill, titled Silent Hill: Shattered Memories, was developed by Climax Studios and published by Konami Digital Entertainment.
Also, the use of shock waves as pain relief tool and in abating penicillin resistant bacteria that develop rock hard "biofilm" that can be shattered by the finite amplitude wave will also be mentioned.
Conspecific weeds retained characteristics from wild relatives (e.g., seed shattering and dormancy) and also developed crop mimicries (e.g., plant/seedling morphologies and rapid vegetative growth) to enhance the adaptation and competitiveness in agro-ecosystems.
