Sentence examples for processes of fragmentation from inspiring English sources

Despite a changing balance of the processes of fragmentation and surface abrasion due to the effect of stress, the data for each material was unified whatever size cut was selected to represent material that had suffered attrition.

This implies that reduction of the distance between neighboring patches of similar land use was as a result of formation of numerous new patches within a close proximity thereby contributing to the processes of fragmentation that include: bush invasion, construction of water points, expansion of cropland and settlement in grasslands.

Therefore, it appears that differentiation was mainly shaped by historical processes of fragmentation between the Mediterranean and the Atlantic as described for many other species (e.g. species of the Sparidae family- marine [ 48, 49]; brown trout- anadromous [ 4]), but also by regional barriers within these oceanographic regions.

His process of fragmentation and careful arrangement seems dizzyingly complex, but yields clean and lighthearted photographs that are thoughtful and infinitely allusive.

When he fell, the process of fragmentation has accelerated - there are almost no national institutions now left - with loyalty and power residing in local communities, tribal, clan and party movements and networks.

This process of fragmentation has changed the international economic system, leading different countries to specialise in specific stages of production of particular industries.

Russia has consistently said Mr. Assad's departure would produce a long process of fragmentation in Syria, but that is already happening.

Miguel Ángel Osorio, the interior minister, said that the previous government's focus on capturing or killing senior drug barons had "provoked a process of fragmentation of [criminal] groups…which makes them more violent and much more dangerous".

Syrian factional leaders will be similarly reluctant to trust their safety to a re-established Syrian state, but unless they do so, the process of fragmentation and radicalization will continue.

Schoenberg's Five Orchestral Pieces, with its rejection of "all symbols of cohesion and logic", as the composer put it, was the central work, flanked by Im Sommerwind, Webern's early, pre-modernist tone poem, and Mahler's Das Lied von der Erde, which examines the nature of transience through a process of fragmentation and renewal.

Figure 1 explains the process of fragmentation with drivers.