| The intimacy of the mobile phone creates a similarly fragmented network of communication and desire. |   |
| The ummah became more fragmented than ever and became even more receptive to Western cultural penetration. | |
| The jug in Plate XI is blown cristallo glass infused with fragmented bits of gold leaf and submerged random streaks of amethyst glass. | |
| There is a central reporting mechanism for the operations but the functions are run in a fragmented manner across the different markets. | |
| Those of a postmodern persuasion might argue that it’s okay to present a fragmented field in a fragmented way. | |
| I used the form of multiple cantos because I wanted a fragmented structure that suggests the difficulties in capturing the complexity of Angola. | |
| This is a clear example of failure of a fragmented and uncoordinated health system. | |
| The managed care movement is one of the country’s efforts to organize the fragmented, uncoordinated, and costly health care delivery system. | |
| Other issues included a lack of tendering and contract law and fragmented control of projects. | |
| The rental sector remains highly fragmented, made up mainly of individual landlords who each own a small number of buy-to-let homes. | |
| Because of the many small, semi-open bogs and areas of saplings, the forests are highly fragmented. | |
| The paintings are voyeuristic vignettes cobbled together from a fragmented narrative with no beginning and no end. | |
| The fact that air traffic control is fragmented is resulting in flight delays all over Europe. | |
| His own compositions are mostly fragmented, mournful affairs, stuffed with bursts of folkish melodies and oblique twists. | |
| Our counter-intelligence, which plays a considerable role here, is very fragmented. | |
| Thus, spatial heterogeneity in predation pressure is common in both fragmented and contiguous landscapes. | |
| Emotionally I feel like I am still in a snow storm with very little vision other than fragmented bits flurrying around my head. | |
| We have become a globally integrated but politically fragmented world community. | |
| It also criticised it for not reacting to signals from the market place and for having a structure that’s too unwieldy and fragmented. | |
| And third, differentiation may have evolved in allopatry as a contiguous ancestral population became fragmented by vicariance. | |
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| At the site of the junction is the Truemmerfeld area, where the normal tissue is splintered and fragmented. | |
| The bones are black, brown or white, highly fragmented and waterworn to a variable degree. | |
| The longitudinal dark lines on the dorsum are continuous to the groin in 95 specimens and fragmented in two specimens. | |
| Disconnected from the context, drawing is almost like the babble of a child, or like a fragmented, unfinished expression. | |
| Protected areas like the Adirondacks make up just 20 percent of the Atlantic megalinkage, and those areas are heavily fragmented. | |
| The fragmented articular, on the posterior end of the jaw, is 4.0 mm. | |
| Even a freshly installed NT or Windows 2000 system has a large number of fragmented files. | |
| As an example of the effect fragmentation can have, the screen capture showed the Diskeeper fragmentation analysis of a severely fragmented disk. | |
| I am most interested in Benjamin and Weil in developing my own theory of fragmented forms. | |
| When the developers move in, many resident plants and animals will die or move on, as habitats become fragmented. | |
| Alv Ottar Folkestad, a spry 70-yearold Norwegian who monitors more than 200 white-tailed eagle territories along this fragmented coastline, assists Evans. | |
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