Sentence examples for fragmented in terms of from inspiring English sources

"The Asian market is very fragmented in terms of (each country's) culture and preference in music.

While they are fragmented in terms of the subject area of interest, the most-cited publications are relatively homogenous when it comes to educational level of interest.

The field of education is also very fragmented in terms of professional expertise and mission, which is a serious problem for education in general and future orientation in particular.

Even after twenty years and a number of attempts to reform it, the Greek health care system remains fragmented in terms of coverage, and quite distanced from its principles of equity and efficiency [ 30].

By the third round here Tim Henman at No6 was the top seed left in a competition that had begun with the withdrawal of Andre Agassi, the reigning champion, and had fragmented, in terms of the leading players, at an alarming rate thereafter.

And in a world that is increasingly getting fragmented in terms of tastes and values, it is hard to imagine that these kinds of research projects attract the attention of the influencers in a category.

Right now Android is a fragmented environment in terms of both hardware and software, although watch this space as the tablet universe is evolving fast.

But then this collection was a mixed bag: strong on those sculptural accessories and Ms. Philo's unmatched sense of élan, but also highly fragmented and, in terms of shapes, a bit clunky.

It is also quite a fragmented one, in terms of youth leagues, so it will be interesting to see how quickly Tonsser can grow here.

Currently, the studies using social and technical aspects for the research on transition processes are fragmented, both in terms of studied sectors, used methods and scientific fields.

One promising metric combining the landscape spatial configuration with species characteristics is the metapopulation capacity λ, which can be used to rank different fragmented landscapes in terms of their capacity to support viable metapopulations.