The current government came to power under duress after inconclusive elections in February, and it unites for the first time Mr. Letta's center-left Democratic Party, which is fragmented internally and united only in its opposition to Mr. Berlusconi, with Mr. Berlusconi's center-right People of Liberty party.
Many, perhaps most, human animals, are isolated and fragmented internally concerning their relationships with nonhuman animals, so much that we're alienated from them.
We live in an age of fragmentation: fragmented communities, fragmented lives, fragmented attention.
These various fears and paranoias are nourished by the fact that America's churches are increasingly too institutionally weak, too fragmented and internally divided to bring people from different political persuasions together.
Finally, during the mid-nineteen-nineties, a fragmented and internally feuding Kabul government, in which Karzai was a participant for a time, tried to build up national forces to hold off the Taliban, but splits within the Kabul coalitions caused important militias and sections of the security forces to defect to the Taliban.
This means that networks are fragmented into isolated but internally connected components.
Recent releases like Create ML are external representations of the work that Apple's ML teams are doing internally, but that work is still too fragmented.
Their ecosystem dynamics are still internally driven, as opposite to the dynamics of fragmented patches, which are predominantly driven by external forces (Saunders and others 1991).
The selected MS2-R30 and the co-selected pre-RNA were partially fragmented by gentle hydrolysis, annealed with internally P-labelled antisense snR30 RNA and used as a probe for Southern blot analysis of restriction-digested yeast rDNA.
Also degradation of mRNA, e.g. upon storage, can produce 3′-biased probe coverages of fragmented aRNA by endonuclease activity that cuts RNA internally, or by means of exonucleases [ 23].
