Joint-based faults are composed of joints, sheared joints, splay fractures, fragmentation zones, breccia, and fine-grained fault rock.
Although tandem MS quantification techniques are designed to use fragmentation 'quiet zones' (Pappin 2004), peaks from peptide fragmentation can occasionally occur in these regions of the spectra.
On this basis, the effects of capillarity and back-diffusion on dendrite fragmentation during mushy zone solidification, as well as the effects of back-diffusion and cooling rate on the prediction of the microstructure transition, were found.
News of a euro-zone fragmentation, if it comes, will come suddenly, like a declaration of war.
Would it really pull the rug out from under a country that fails to comply with conditions, given that this would exacerbate its plight and revive fears of euro-zone fragmentation?
The decreased mean patch size, increased edge density and increased number of patches from 1975 to 2005 indicates ongoing fragmentation in biogeographic zones.
With aid of a hybrid model, namely the special economic zone landscape fragmentation measurement (SeLaFragment), which combines Geographic Information System (GIS), FRAGSTATS and NetLogo, the current and future fragmentation dynamics were analysed using land use data of the study area from the beginning of intensive landscape transformation in 2007 until 2010.
However, even if Greece goes, a general fragmentation of the euro zone remains unlikely.
Owing to the fragmentation of the euro zone, the deposit rate mainly affects banks in northern creditor countries, which can access the money markets.
