Sentence examples for fragmentation general from inspiring English sources

Among the most common types are blast (demolition), fragmentation, general purpose, antiarmour (armour-piercing), and incendiary (fire) bombs.

But media fragmentation, a general erosion of trust in brands and the arrival of a bloody recession have helped put media engagement PR centre stage.

These instruments have been largely ineffective in protecting groundwater from diffuse pollution for several reasons including fragmentation, their general absence of teeth, and their lack of integration into the land use planning system.

The morphological triad associated with MAHA (thrombocytopenia, red cell fragmentation, and general features of haemolysis) was consistently identified by all participant groups (Fig. 4a).

However, even if Greece goes, a general fragmentation of the euro zone remains unlikely.

But to become aware of this specialized function is to see that Moneo's building is part of the general fragmentation of culture after all.

There is no one simple reason: a general fragmentation in society and the triumph of individualism; the disappearance of industries that once sustained cohesive communities; the smothering of local government and unions; a political convergence that has left parties quibbling over nuances.

_Meanwhile, the Norwegian oil-and-gas corporation Statoil, in its most recent report on future energy trends, has added a new scenario: "a series of political crises, growing protectionism, and a general fragmentation of the state system, resulting in a multipolar world developing in different directions".

We present a general fragmentation index based on its 2D version [26] and apply it to a sample study area.

However, general fragmentation prediction of arbitrary small molecule remains an active field of research, due to the structural diversity of metabolites and the complexity of their fragmentation patterns.

This has led to a general fragmentation.