Paintings by Ingres, van Eyck and Cy Twombly appear in fragmentary form.
Unfortunately, this and most of Murnau's early films are lost or exist only in fragmentary form.
The segments from familiar pieces, whether recognizable or not, posed new questions about meaning when seen in fragmentary form or with new sound.
They are based on visual observations and simple logical deductions and rely on a correlation and integration of data that occurs in fragmentary form at many outcrop locations.
Tragically, he was killed in a car accident in the middle of the project, and in 1963 his work was shown in fragmentary form, with still photographs and narration substituting for the ocean-liner sequences.
For a man known as the father of German opera, his own offspring are few (of his 10 operas, 1 is lost and 3 survive in fragmentary form), and they turn up only sporadically.
First of all, we didn't hear "Winterreise" complete; two songs were cut, and others were heard in fragmentary form or merely spoken, with Beckett and Schubert intermittently overlapping.
But because it exists so far only in fragmentary form, Professor Harvey said, string theory must assume that a particular space-time background exists, rather than letting one emerge naturally from the interactions of the particles.
The poem was originally known only in fragmentary form from some 8th-century runic inscriptions on the Ruthwell Cross, now standing in the parish church of Ruthwell, now Dumfries District, Dumfries and Galloway Region, Scot.
For this reason, much of Whitmarsh's work is a careful teasing out of the literary and philosophical sources, including those that exist only in fragmentary form, as he searches for hints of people in antiquity who questioned the gods' existence.
