In areas where the marshes were highly indented or fragmented, zones with no properties were determined by visual examination.
However, the first approach does not take into account the spatial relationships in the data, and is prone to generate a large number of fragmented zones while he second methodology has only been dedicated to regularly-spaced, within-field data.
Here, emerging from prison, she would likely be thrown into a much more severe and fragmented gray zone of indifference.
We live in an age of fragmentation: fragmented communities, fragmented lives, fragmented attention.
The characteristic central zone of fragmented nuclei present in 2 and 3-day planulae, associated with the formation of the endodermal cavity, was also enlarged in Poc1-MO embryos (not shown).
With ongoing deformation and emersion from depth, two sets of conjugate normal faults developed within the fault zone through the fragmented pods.
Basin management is generally recommended but is not common practice; it is unsuitable for arid areas (with no functional basin), large karstic zones and highly fragmented basins.
Conversely, in the Ruoshui River Delta zone, the patches are fragmented and the landscape is easily disturbed.
Meanwhile, considering the cultivated land area in low-elevation plains, the DBLFs in the warm-temperate zone of China were fragmented, which led to patch-like habitats of F. suspensa.
Such agreement seems a good but perhaps impossible goal in today's fragmented media world, especially in war zones, where news organizations from many countries may have far different standards.
The damage zone consists of small faults and fragmented carbonates; the intensity of deformation generally increases towards the fault core.
