A. The industry is still going to be fragmented.
That's particularly true around Yellowstone, where — because of increasing development, visitation, and recreation — the ecosystem continues to be fragmented.
She hated, she wrote, "to be fragmented into Negro at one time, woman at another, or worker at another".
Rather than having a galvanizing effect, however, the Joint Inquiry record reveals that the intelligence community continued to be fragmented without a comprehensive strategy for combating bin Laden.
Ronald Parr, an associate professor of computer science at Duke University, says much existing work on robot planning tends to be fragmented into different groups working on particular, specialized problems.
But in regions where genome structure has evolved very differently in humans, the great-ape assemblies tended to be fragmented, leading to a deficit in our understanding of the genomic elements that make humans unique.
We believe the world will continue to be fragmented on the OS and browser side.
Systematic surveys across its range in the southern Everglades find the sparrow's range to be fragmented into six subpopulations.
The way Ray Kroc did it with hamburgers: by systematizing a business that used to be fragmented, inefficient and undercapitalized.
However, indications are that the group, who collectively own more than 26%, is unlikely to be fragmented.
Furthermore, as the field of flipped classrooms seems to be fragmented with low interactivity, it also reflects trends in research within the wider field of educational technology.
