We are now paving way for the proposed census, which is a mammoth undertaking in itself in a country which is only beginning to emerge from a system that fragmented in every aspect of social and political life and entering a new era," said Abdirahman Aynte, Minister of Planning and International Cooperation.
In fact, the EU citizens' Report 2010 revealed that fragmented legal rules on essential aspects of health care across MSs, hamper patients' rights to receive health care in other MSs and caused concern for health care professionals [15].
Only Tommy's disembodied singing voice was heard, a voice that happened to sound exactly like Mr. Mitchell's -- which left open the possibility that Tommy did not exist, that he was simply an aspect of Hedwig's fragmented psyche.
As a consequence, apoptotic cells, characterised at the end-stage by DNA endonuclease cleavage yielding 180 base pair fragments, acquire typical morphologic aspects such as condensed and fragmented nuclear material, usually accompanied by condensed eosinophilic cytoplasm (Majno and Joris, 1995).
Online radio is very much a digital media orphan; languishing in a fragmented space while innovations in other aspects of streaming media have come thick and fast over the last few years.
Current e-Participation literature is replete with fragmented models, which only partially describe aspects of e-Participation with main focus on structuring the "e-Participation" concept as a domain.
I think we are figuring out that the previous mentality of fragmented being or denial of certain aspects of human experience is actually holding us back from exploring the full nature of reality.
Negative aspects of understaffing and fragmented care contribute to the impersonal nature of mainstream services compared to a PPM who interacted with the whole family unit.
9 17 18 Difficulty remembering aspects of the birth is also reported by women who experience difficult or traumatic births 27 and is consistent with the view that fragmented memories are characteristic of a post-traumatic stress response.
It is also an attempt to unify theories and analyses that on their own, concentrate on one aspect of a dynamic and fragmented health and social policy context.
