Sentence examples for territorial fragmentation from inspiring English sources
In addition, Mr. Moa maintains that Franco's victory saved Spain from the trauma of revolution and territorial fragmentation, and that his regime -- supported by a majority of Spaniards -- helped modernize Spain and provided the conditions on which to build today's democratic system.
Isolated energy systems in archipelagos are characterized for having a great dependence on fossil sources due to isolation and territorial fragmentation.
In the case of archipelagos, territorial fragmentation means that, in many cases, islands are also isolated from each other [1, 2, 3].
All this amidst enduring conflict and insecurity, state deterioration and territorial fragmentation [ 16, 20].
To wit (with all apologies to the author, who will remain unidentified): ANALYSIS: a territorial and social fragmentation, a typical "no-man's land" undergoing the urban exodus, the settlement of the old and inactive persons, the absence of public place in the body scale substituted by the car.
This remarkable territorial diversity is reflected in a noteworthy normative and administrative fragmentation.
A 2009 study of the territorial and landscape impacts of PV systems identifies impacts from landscape fragmentation, vegetation degradation, interference with flora and fauna as well as microclimatic change caused by the daytime warming of the surface of the solar array [3].
Their rule was not a return to the Polish state as it existed before the period of fragmentation, because of the loss of internal cohesion and territorial integrity.
The phenomenon of land consumption is connected with different territorial criticalities, such as the impoverishment of very fine agricultural land, urban dispersion, the spatial and ecological fragmentation, the hydrogeological upheaval and so on [1].
