The major agency groups, of course, woke up pretty fast to the disintegration going on around them.
Simulations (Table 5) suggest two possibilities: either a very small group arrived around the 10th century, or a more important one arrived between the disintegration of the Mongol empire (around 1294 AD) and the discovery of the first graves.
In a sense we become part of the nuclear family - father, mother, daughter Olga and her fire-raising brother Kurt - whose disintegration takes place all around us.
Term by Mary Kaldor referring to violent conflicts typically based around the disintegration of states and mainly focused on identity.
For Apple, which prides itself on providing one unified iPhone device worldwide, the disintegration of the monopoly around GPS presents a quandary: Does it offer a unique device for the Chinese market capable of handling Beidou, or does it add Beidou chips to its phones worldwide and run into trouble with U.S. national security authorities?
The prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, and his centre-right Popular Party (PP) may soon find themselves fighting on two fronts at once: trying to save Spain from disintegration if snap elections based around independence are held in Catalonia; and fighting to stop the PP being kicked into third place nationally when other regions and municipalities vote in May.Nor do Mr Rajoy's troubles end there.
Soon our conversation came around to the disintegration of Israeli-Palestinian relations since 1993, when the two sides signed the Oslo accords, which called for mutual recognition and augured a Palestinian state comprising Gaza, the West Bank, and perhaps some portion of Jerusalem as its capital.
Five of the boilers from Number 1 Boiler Room came loose during its disintegration and landed in the debris field around the stern.
Practitioners of another sin of consumption — luxury shopping — tend toward blatancy, lugging old Tiffany bags around town to the point of disintegration, and using Christian Louboutin satchels for their gym clothes.
