Here, hollowed-out heads (like armor without the body inside), film projections of marred bodies, and sound pieces with fragmented speech offer more oblique experiences than the earlier performances but continue the discussion of violence and power.
As Britain's television market has evolved and fragmented to offer hundreds of channels on several platforms, its share of the audience is shrinking and advertising revenues are plummeting.
Although Mr Correa's popularity is declining, a fragmented opposition offers little alternative.
High prices, poor marketing, and fragmented product offers are cited as reasons.
This brings the care focus to the evolving needs of patients and their families rather than fragmented services offered by different facilities and agencies.
This often wastes money on duplicated efforts, say the authors, and leaves citizens flummoxed by the fragmented services on offer.
To people struggling for emotional and material security within their increasingly modern and fragmented societies, they offer the consolations of tradition, especially of family values.
Palliative care offers extra layers of support to people who are already dealing with serious medical issues but need more than our fragmented system can offer them.
Spain's Santander Group has made several acquisitions since 2007, including RoadLoans, an internet lender, and a $3.2 billion portfolio of loans from Citigroup, which is scaling down its consumer-finance operations.One attraction is the market's fragmented nature, which offers newcomers the chance to establish a leading position without spending too much.
In an age when popular films routinely offer audiences fragmented, postmodernist narratives ("21 Grams" is among the current examples), the mind goes to work.
