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The story of punk's aftermath is more fragmented, with no clear beginning, a mixed-up middle and a whimper of an ending.

"As a result, the picture is far more fragmented, with a long legacy of misunderstanding and mistrust about the way the sector speaks to itself".

Moreover, although buyers and sellers of goods and raw materials often benefit from the national or international scope of an e-marketplace, the market for services is far more fragmented, with a "unique mix in each town," Mr. Peterson said.

The mobile phone industry is more fragmented, with many competing platforms.

The histological appearance of the alveolar bone in the replantation groups (sham, collagen, EGF and NGF) is more fragmented with thin trabecular bone and large medullary spaces (Figure 10).

As we progressed along the economic continuum from hunter-gatherer through agrarian and industrial and now into post-industrial economies, the labor force has become more fragmented, with workers having more and more specialized skill sets.

She said it would create an even more fragmented system with more costs and more opportunity for train operators to raise fares and close services.

In mobile, video and other media services are also seeing the biggest impact but within a more fragmented landscape, with YouTube leading on aggregate at just over 17%.

Boundaries are also detected when using Y chromosome data but in a much more fragmented way with no significant uninterrupted barrier between north and south (Xue et al. 2008).

Before artificial ageing the filaments were often more fragmented but with ageing became increasingly homogeneous indicating colour change was probably due to silver sulfide formation around the silver filaments.

Video snaps are 10 second windows into what someone is doing at that very moment; a Vine-like feature would allow people to share longer, more fragmented moments with their friends.