No need to fret – attention to fragmented detail and good working memory for clues also benefits players, so systemisers can succeed too.
Other studies have found that recollection of traumatic events can be very impoverished and fragmented, with "a detail here, a detail there, that don't really fit together", she explains.
The Guardian Weekly's archive is small and fragmented, chronicling such details as the names of former editors – in the past, typically correspondents who had returned to Manchester from distinguished foreign postings.
Such accounts remain relatively fragmented, providing little detail about how their work is actually undertaken, or about how the perspective of their communities on their work.
The foregoing studies have confirmed that dinoflagellate mtDNA includes cox1, cox3, cob and fragmented rRNAs, and have detailed unusual mRNA characteristics (reviewed by Nash et al. 2008; Waller and Jackson 2009).
While it will not be practical in all cases to arrive at high-quality chromosome-by-chromosome assemblies that are subject to sustained curation efforts, highly fragmented genome sequences render detailed gene-level analyses impossible, or at least severely limit the power of their results.
Found images are deconstructed and fragmented to isolate a single detail ― a polka-dotted dress or a pair of clasped hands ― their symbolism ambiguous and significance palpable.
Though a fragmented diary and her poetry survive, details about the author, whose stories captivated the Heian court, have faded.
While the information is detailed, it is very fragmented and correlations with available epidemiological data are slow to emerge.
"When something has such detail and also is so fragmented, the pieces become very distinct and memorable and have very strong impressions.
