For example, Google News was more than an hour behind human-powered sites CNN.com and Yahoo News with word of the disintegration of the space shuttle Columbia.
Semantic dementia presents with early disintegration of word, object, person-specific, and emotional meaning (Hodges et al. 1994; Seeley et al. 2005) followed by striking behavioral changes akin to bvFTD (Kertesz et al. 2005; Seeley et al. 2005; Snowden et al. 2001).
Could this mean that we're not, after all, witnessing the rapid disintegration of the written word before our very eyes?
He has not forsaken his opposition to "neoliberal economic policies" (capitalism, in a word) but is resigned to the fact that the predicted disintegration of the system has not occurred.
It's a shame, because it's a documentary in the best sense of the word, chronicling a key moment in time in this case the disintegration of a group of four talented and vulnerable young men, each of them not yet thirty.
It's a shame, because it's a documentary in the best sense of the word, chronicling a key moment in time — in this case the disintegration of a group of four talented and vulnerable young men, each of them not yet thirty.
Always she clutches at the talismanic word "widow" as if only by embracing it can she stave off disintegration.
Those were the very words I could have said decades ago when I described the disintegration of my marriage.
We think that simultaneous up-regulation of STAT5 also reflects a feed-back response by IEC monolayer during injury; in other words, the up-regulated STAT5 plays a protective role in the monolayer TJ disintegration induced by cytokine-mediated NFκB and MLCK activation.
In other words, it's possible that the Court's conservatives wanted to be sure that, when the disintegration of public unions is announced, it is announced loudly.
