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Yet, for some reason, chemistry hasn't taken advantage of the potential of networks – it has remained "fragmented" in the singular experiences of individual chemists.
One reason the natural gas market has remained fragmented is because the fuel is difficult and expensive to extract and transport.
But, Mrs. Gold said, the town has remained fragmented, in part because there is no real village, just scattered pockets of stores.
Meanwhile, liberal activist groups have remained fragmented and often divided by interpersonal rivalries.
At the same time approaches in the four categories have remained fragmented and each has limitations to understand MFA in all its complexity due to inherent constraints of applied conceptualizations and associated disciplinary backgrounds.
While these countries have gradually overcome the political uncertainty and consolidated their institutions, the political situation of central/southern Iraq a decade after the US-led invasion has remained insecure and fragmented.
Although the conflict catalysed major changes in the social and political landscape in Nepal, the transitional justice (TJ) process has remained deeply contentious and fragmented.
If there had been no Marshall Plan, would Western Europe have remained economically fragmented?
In terms of tablets specifically, Taylor noted that "we've been a little cautious about it" saying that the team who work on projects like that have remained relatively small and somewhat fragmented as they're working on all different kinds of device experiences (though CEO Mark Zuckerberg doesn't consider the iPad to be a mobile device).
"Criminal groups have wasted no time in embracing today's globalized economy and the sophisticated technology that goes with it, but our efforts to combat them have remained, up to now, very fragmented and our weapons are almost obsolete," he said.
A detective investigating a robbery suspect types a first name and a physical description into the computer two fragmented clues that would have remained paper scraps of unusable data in an earlier era.
