Sentence examples for intellectual fragmentation from inspiring English sources
In an age of intellectual fragmentation, Jobs insisted that the best creations occurred when people from disparate fields were connected together, when our distinct ways of seeing the world were brought to bear on a singular problem.
This reduces the fragmentation of intellectual property, which is socially costly.
"We've moved from relatively simple operations, where companies made things and sold them, to a fragmentation of the supply chain, where intellectual properties, intangible assets, are becoming more important," said Heather Self, a tax partner at law firm Pinsent Masons.
It turns out that the optimal intellectual property right is typically strong but non-exclusive, involving fragmentation of the right among different innovators.
The field is increasingly formalized and anchored in a small set of intellectual bases, although there are also some signs of differentiation and fragmentation.
Experts call it fragmentation.
Then you get fragmentation".
Fragmentation is a factor.
Fragmentation holds sway.
