Sentence examples for internal fragmentation from inspiring English sources

Brussels increasingly has assumed the role of administrative "Capital of Europe," giving that city a special role in international affairs and providing an antidote to the growing internal fragmentation of Belgium itself.

Aurelian, born near the Danube River, had established himself as an army officer when, about 260, from outside pressure and internal fragmentation of authority, the frontiers of the empire suddenly collapsed.

The internal fragmentation must be minimized because the unused slots internal to a burst are wasted.

BCO alleviates internal fragmentation by shrinking the number of occupied slots.

To minimize internal fragmentation, BCO expands the burst by one slot height in steps.

Second, internal fragmentation may occur using eOCSA and WLFF because they do not consider the requested bandwidth during burst construction.

Second, to abandon homogenizing understandings of the state and to recognize its internal fragmentations - regardless of the political system in place.

To reduce the internal porosity, fragmentation by ripening followed by settling of silicate particles is required.

The Decision enforces the harmonised liberalisation of the 2 GHz band (1920-1980 MHz paired with 2110-2170 MHz) in all Member States, avoiding internal market fragmentation in the future use of this band.

It also produced a base peak at m/z 175 ([ferulic acid - H - H2O]− ), a peak at m/z 295 ([M - H -60 Da]-) by the loss of C2H4O2 and another peak at m/z 235 ([M - H -120 Da]-) by the loss of C4H8O4, due to internal sugar fragmentations.

To win, it would need to overcome its internal weaknesses and fragmentation, hold its long-delayed Sixth Congress and reclaim the mantle of the Palestinian cause by showing progress in ending or at least containing Israeli occupation.