Within its fragmented framework, a large number of faults and shear zones developed thousands and even millions of years ago.
The more Sachs and Starr mulled over the fragmented framework of the film, the more it seemed to mirror some of the issues their actors grappled with during the aging process.
In the literature, the studies on the role of tDCS in stroke motor recovery are heterogeneous, depicting a fragmented framework.
"Access to patient data for research is currently hampered by a fragmented legal framework, inconsistency in interpretation of the regulations, variable guidance and a lack of clarity among investigators, regulators, patients and the public," it concludes.
Not only are these rules based on an inaccurate understanding of the underlying technology, they also create a fragmented privacy framework that deviates from the approach established by the Federal Trade Commission that has proven so effective in supporting innovation.
Applying a signal detection framework, fragmented stimuli rated as coherent are considered hits, given that those stimuli still contain a nameable object to be detected.
Unlike in other countries, the institutional framework is fragmented, so that partnership is rare.
One of the objectives for most of these funding schemes is to bring under one framework the fragmented national research programs in the EU States.
This article critiques the dichotomous local planning authority framework and fragmented municipal boundary demarcation in Zimbabwe and suggests systemic transformation to enhance their integrated developmental planning responsiveness.
David Anderson, Britain's independent reviewer of anti-terrorism laws, said in June the current framework was fragmented, undemocratic and "in the long run intolerable".
Recently, many critical scholars raise concerns about the rising levels of brine discharge, effects of water intake and outfall systems infrastructure, plants' high energy consumption and fragmented regulatory and policy frameworks.
