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(31) The mistakes of fragmentation have already been made in London, with disastrous results for cycling facilities.

(32) Land fragmentation, as a result of inheritance laws and social custom, compounds the widespread problem of small farm size.

(33) Fragmentation and alienation quickly entered the visual vocabulary of artists associated with early modernism.

(34) The fragmentation of the state apparatus also conveniently diverts the class struggle to multiple fronts.

(34) Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

(35) This fragmentation of the school day gives rise to teaching that is mainly talking, learning that is mainly seat time.

(36) It could lead to the dilution and fragmentation of the strengths and skills of the primary health care team.

(37) Would this be an opportune time to suggest a move to help reduce the fragmentation of the industry?

(38) Regional bodies of this sort encourage the representation of interests as interests, rather than their fragmentation through electoral politics.

(39) Once Bismarck had gone, there was a great fragmentation of power and responsibility.

(40) The partitions are used to combat memory fragmentation and to enable users to configure the size of target systems' memory pools.

(41) The general lack of attention to whole curriculum issues has resulted in what Becher and Maclure call fragmentation.

(42) Indeed, for many the very idea of attaining a political focus has been discarded in favour of a celebration of fragmentation.

(43) In Table 5.1 housewives' experiences of monotony, fragmentation and speed are compared with those of a sample of factory workers.

(44) A sprawling double album of many moods, and even the upbeat numbers have an undertow of fragmentation.

(45) Fragmentation is the process most supportive of the concept of sovereign, independent statehood which is central to realist analysis.

(46) Fragmentation is rampant in the entertainment business. Vertical integration of media conglomerates adds pressure to the marketplace and the creative process.

(47) Mauss's underlying concern was with individualism as an aspect of the fragmentation and disembedded nature of capitalist society.

(48) The challenge is seen as identifying the optimum level of specialization before alleged dysfunctions of fragmentation and introversion emerge.

(49) My next point also stems from this underlying tendency of the reforms to produce fragmentation and deregulation.

(50) The clear definition of objectives is also impeded by the fragmentation of political authority that was discussed in chapter 3.

(51) The growth a zygote a morula is called fragmentation.

(52) How do you also want SM fragmentation?

(53) And put forward the sectoring of fragmentation.

(54) Asexual reproduction is by FRAGMENTATION.

(55) Other common themes are social fragmentation and transience.

(56) Fragmentation works best when PDQ priority is applied.

(57) DNA fragmentation localized to glomerular cells.

(58) The second part elementarily discussed the characteristic fragmentation oferemophilenolides isolated from S. dianthus in ESI-MS.

(59) Fragmentation of endothelial cell membrane, vacuolization of cytoplasm and hazy mitochondrial structures were seen under electron microscope.

(60) The research shows that the thermal expansion and fragmentation of coal particles mainly occur in the stage of devolatilization during the coal combustion.