Sentence examples for physical fragmentation from inspiring English sources

The most observable effect of the two tragedies has been physical fragmentation.

Everything is animated by a visual and physical fragmentation of the surface that is both riveting and prophetic.

Unlike standard phase field models, physical fragmentation of the body is feasible in the present model.

Changes in land use and land tenure can influence both physical fragmentation and ownership fragmentation of landscapes, with implications for biodiversity.

Since short DNA molecules generated by chemical degradation (eg., ancient DNA) or physical fragmentation (eg., sonication) may retain phosphate groups at 3′-terminus that prevented extension (Liu et al., 2008), template DNA requires dephosphorylation by phosphatase.

It is a particular problem in solid body computations where the instability may corrupt physical fragmentation by numerical fragmentation which, in some cases, is so severe that the dynamics of the system is completely wrong.

Amplification produced cDNA fragments with an average size range of 200 to 300 bp, therefore physical or enzymatic fragmentation and size exclusion by gel electrophoresis was not necessary.

Remove the costs of distributing physical products and fragmentation will only heighten, a frightening prospect for major labels -- which have only partly conquered hip-hop, bungled alternative rock and kept their Nashville subsidiaries at a safe distance.

The report, which the Town Board is expected to adopt wholly or in part as a formal guide to future development and beautification programs, reads mighty like a condemnation proceeding, describing "the physical and psychological fragmentation of the downtown," the "foreboding quality" of the area around the Long Island Rail Road station, the buildings that "lack any sense of style".

In the program he assembled, "Falling Apart and Coming Together," images of broken ancient Egyptian statuary projected on a screen overhead accompanied Mr. Dargel's songs about physical and emotional fragmentation, and chamber works by Stravinsky and Mr. Woolf in which disparate styles were patched together.

The new liquid-atomization method exploits the physical phenomenon of fragmentation of thin liquid films into fine micron and submicron droplets by gas jets.