Sentence examples for the largest fragmentation from inspiring English sources

Mass Frontier (see below) currently contains the largest fragmentation library, manually curated from several thousand publications [33].

Debris from both of the largest fragmentation events the Iridium 33 Cosmos 2251 conjunction in 2009 and the intentional destruction of Fengyun 1C in 2007 is involved in close approaches with Hitomi indicating the persistent threat these events have caused in subsequent space missions.

MMDA (MCBF) can approach the theoretical upper limit, because it has smaller fragmentation; conversely due to the larger fragmentation, MMDA CLFRFF) performs worse than MMDA (MCBF).

The large fragmentation library can be easily adjusted and applied to other specific studies, such as lipidomics, environmental analytics, pharmaceutical analysis, and plant metabolomics.

One of the main insights of the application of Kingdon's theory to global health in a European context is that the large fragmentation of the European global health community is not supportive to pushing global health on the EU agenda.

The fragment mass distribution follows a power law, although the exponent is not simply related to the largest fragment size as assumed by fragmentation models.

For small changes in the configuration of the coastline, a large fragmentation of the suitable habitat would potentially be observed.

Transition between the two phases follows the large scale fragmentation of the glass plies – this will be captured through a stress-based damage criterion.

Blocky and shard fragment types span across both the small and large fragmentation mechanisms.

The results presented in Figure 4 show that our reception algorithm making use of the CCs redundancy yields decent performance even in the assumed case of large fragmentation of available (not occupied by the PUs) frequency bands.

The largest transition in fragmentation classes observed from 2000 to 2015 was primary degradation, notably in the transition from core forest to inner edges, followed by degradation of inner to outer edges.