Virtually every garment looks fragmented — strips of leather sewn to blocks of sheer jersey, sleeveless T-shirts composed of vertical, overlapping strips of different fabric, an oval-shaped white cotton bib on a white organza blouse.
The dancing, as a result, can look fragmented, inorganic — halting steps, a lifted knee, a hand placed on the lower back — as though it's been chopped up and put back together.
In other words, the coalition's bid to overhaul the public sector might end up looking as fragmented as Mr Blair's.
It is no longer the province of only one medical group to look for fragmented solutions in the treatment of osteoporotic fractures.
Despite the setting, it looked like a fragmented, postmodern vision of contemporary Britain – the sheriff's officers wore hi-vis jackets and peaked police caps; the noblemen were in mackintoshes, bowler hats and sunglasses, like Pink Panther spies; and the denizens of Eastcheap were dressed like punks from an 80s London postcard.
The SKBR-3 cells looked severely damaged (fragmented, decreasing in number and forming giant cells) some days after the exposure and were too few to be counted with the electronic cell counter.
"We're looking at the fragmented local market and saying, 'We're going to provide a destination where you can come and search across different segments.' " Brian Buchwald, the division's senior vice president for local digital media and multiplatform, said the move amounts to an acknowledgment that local television stations must do more online than merely regurgitate their newscasts online.
"We're looking at how fragmented the media landscape is, the many different platforms that our content can find a home on and many different form factors," Santarpia added.
So houses and churches become fragmented, looking like they're on the verge of imploding or like they've been subjected to a cubist makeover.
This study looked at sleep that was fragmented, but not shorter or less intense than normal for the mice.
