Sentence examples for fragmented formation from inspiring English sources

Despite their "We the People" T-shirts, the visceral drivers of this fragmented formation are not conservatives striving to defend the Bill of Rights and strictly define constitutional language.

Comparatively, the specific energy consumed during fragmented chip formation mainly includes the local kinetic energy of fragments and fracture surface energy.

Natural forest communities represent the smallest, most widespread yet highly fragmented vegetation formation in South Africa (Mucina & Geldenhuys 2006).

The PI staining of D. formosum ethanolic extract treated DL cells at different concentration and incubation time showed typical apoptotic morphology with brightly red, condensed nuclei (intact or fragmented), and formation of apoptotic bodies compared to the control DL cells with round intact red nucleus.

Study of RyR clusters in ventricular cardiac myocytes has shown that RyR clusters have a higher, though fragmented organization, with small and large clusters grouped together in formations termed 'superclusters'superclusters

(B ) In Marf mutants, the ER is fragmented and LD formation is severely reduced.

We live in an age of fragmentation: fragmented communities, fragmented lives, fragmented attention.

Further slips in these fragmented crystallites led to formation of a sharp orientation of the chains along the flow direction.

Combination of acid-soluble calcium carbonate and highly water-soluble calcium acetate did not impart colon-specific characteristics to pellets due to pore formation in fragmented matrices.

Treatment of the A549 cancer cells with isolated compound significantly reduced cell proliferation, increased formation of fragmented DNA and apoptotic body.

Deforestation of tropical forests has contributed to the formation of fragmented landscapes, surrounded mainly by a matrix of secondary forests, pastures and agriculture.