Sentences with phrase «for fragmented»

Handset manufacturers and wireless carriers are largely to blame for the fragmented landscape as the skins and overlays they utilize further complicate and delay the rollout of updates.

Google has been criticized for its fragmented approach to messaging.

The exhibition asks «What if our pupil had a crack in its lens; allowing for a fragmented view of a world in which no singularity prevailed?»

The architecture here seems like a prison for fragmented, vulnerable identities.

The study of Everts (2000) supports this hypothesis, having suggested a major gene for fragmented coronoid process.

Everts (2000) suggested a major gene model for fragmented coronoid process, which is one form of a growth disorder in the elbow joint, but approximately 80 % of the dog genome was excluded as a candidate region in a search of markers, under a hypothesis of a recessive inheritance.

The research and tools varied quite a bit from one trading platform to the next which could make for a fragmented trading experience if investors wanted to take advantage of all the tools available.

One of the worst trending features of the horror genre is focusing on scares and using them cheaply to compensate for a fragmented story.

Now, barely a year into being a parent, I know how rare it is to get even 20 minutes for a fragmented practice.

The primary theological significance of this holistic and integrative involvement is not just to qualify him as the Second Adam and make retribution for our fragmented relationship to God.

Third, the description of conditions is buttressed by the historian's hindsight, masquerading as the foresight of clever contemporaries: «the future held little in store for these fragments...» and «it would gain in strength and in its prospects for the future.»

Not many of the prayers of Jesus have been preserved, but we can be grateful for the fragment which represents him as saying, «I thank thee, O Father, Lord of heaven and earth, that thou didst hide these things from the wise and understanding, and didst reveal them unto babes.»

We're in the most difficult circumstances at the moment, we've got to get the best deal in Europe and now is not the time for fragmenting.

The method rapidly screens blood samples for fragments of DNA and DNA - repair complexes; exposures are calculated based on the number of fragments.

The sorter scoured public databases of sequenced microbial genomes, looking for fragments of genomes that resembled virus genomes that had already been sequenced — for starters.

Borne aloft by a helium balloon, the Super-TIGER probe flew over Antarctica for 55 days, searching for fragments of stars.

The breaks in DNA needed for fragment exchange are not repaired and thus meiosis is not completed.

The researchers have identified the following mechanism: L. pneumophila establishes transient, highly dynamic contacts with host mitochondria and secretes an enzyme called MitF that modifies the shape of the mitochondria by inducing DNM1L (a host protein that is necessary for fragmenting mitochondria) depended mitochondrial fragmentation.

Meteor expert Peter Jenniskens describes what it was like to scour the Nubian Desert for fragments of the first space rock ever observed before it hit Earth

Additionally, we found an ∼ 10 - bp periodicity in the size of ancient DNA library inserts for fragments shorter than ∼ 150 bp.

Once utility of Foldit for fragment - based drug design is proven, candidate receptors for new puzzles will be identified in collaboration with Eli Lilly.

The LTQ - Orbitrap Velos MS / MS data were first processed by in - house software DeconMSn [21] accurately determining the monoisotopic mass and charge state of parent ions, followed by SEQUEST search against the IPI database in the same fashion as described above, with the exception that a 0.1 - Dalton mass tolerance for precursor ions and 1 - Dalton mass tolerance for fragment ions were used.

Mass tolerances of 3 Daltons for precursor ions and 1 Dalton for fragment ions without an enzyme defined, as well as static carboxyamidomethylation of cysteine and dynamic oxidation of methionine were used for the database search.

We can't possibly predict what will take us away from living, either for a fragment of time or for good.

Table 1 represents the areas which were determined for each fragment regarding the frequency intervals previously established.

In some cases, your veterinarian will draw fluid from the affected joints to analyze and check the condition of the skin near the tick - bite site for any fragments left in the wound from the tick's body.

My most recent exhibition, which focussed on the Philippine dictators Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos, involved designing a Heinz sandwich spread patterned fabric (which I then sent to a fashion designer to be made into the Philippine national costume), working with sound, scouring Ebay for fragments of Philippine history and covering a CCTV camera in seashells.

2017 «Footnotes For Fragments — The Translators», Ground Floor, A Biennial exhibition of New Art from Chicago, essay by Tempestt Hazel

For Come and Go, Steiner has provided a 20 plus year photo archive on a variety of sensitive topics that range from state - sanctioned exploitation and violence to planetary implosion; for Fragments from Expeditions: Destitution, Deterioration, and Devastation, Burdin has included his new satirical, text - based paintings along with video documentation of live performances.

Faced with a bright if undeniably senior student of art like Tony Cragg (born 1949), they bring him over to New York and encourage him to ferret around among the debris of our city for fragments of stone he can pulverise on the gallery floor.»

A pyroclastic deposit has never been observed on the sea floor below 3,000 m, presumably because the volatile content of mid-ocean-ridge basalts is generally too low to produce the gas fractions required for fragmenting a magma at such high hydrostatic pressure.

Nick Stokes wrote: «To test the basis for the conclusion that paleos don't talk to statisticians, I searched the whole report for the fragment «statistic».

To test the basis for the conclusion that paleos don't talk to statisticians, I searched the whole report for the fragment «statistic».

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As TV - viewing behavior becomes increasingly fragmented, thanks to cord cutting and the rise of mobile, figuring out who watches your programs and when has gotten increasingly difficult for broadcasters.

The fragmenting market has created competitive space for small, independent publishers.

by Morgan Stanley equity analyst Ricky Goldwasser and colleagues, points out that the regulatory barriers to entry here are relatively low and that the various markets for dispensing drugs are both fragmented and huge.

But as broadcast entertainment moves ever faster toward a world where viewers are free to choose what they watch, where they watch it and when, the audience for top dramas and comedies continues to fragment.

The retail market is extremely fragmented — in the United States, for instance, no company owns more than 1 % of the market.

«We believe it critical for a listing exchange to ensure a high - quality displayed quote to reduce the cost of capital and share price volatility for its issuers, and in the absence of broader market structure reform, exchange - paid quoting incentives are a necessary mechanism in a highly fragmented US marketplace to support liquidity for listed companies,» Cunningham said in a letter to clients emailed to Business Insider.

«Fragmenting liquidity in the closing auction would impact the DMM's ability to provide this service and could lead to increased volatility for our investors.

The fragmented TV audience makes it tough for any comedian to have Carson's clout.

«But then you might wonder, maybe this doesn't happen at all, and maybe it's possible for the internet to actually fragment and not to have this historical necessity to it.»

Viewers» habits keep changing, with more searching for Olympics news online or through social media, fragmenting the traditional prime time audience that advertisers still pay a premium for.

She added that because the Chinese toy market is highly fragmented, there's a lot of potential for growth.

Reviewed by local regulators for almost a year, that local marriage was only step one for the Brahma boys, who saw an industry ripe for consolidation and initiated a strategy to improve margins by buying up brewers, eliminating duplicative operations, cutting excess suppliers, and other steps that formed today's beer market, which is fragmented by brand but consolidated in terms of ownership.

(In the fragmented, state - regulated cannabis market, it is illegal for companies to ship marijuana products out of state.

Given the industry's fragmented nature, acquisitions are the growth vehicle of choice for established c - store operators.

... Historically, we've often treated «mobile» and «desktop» as synonyms for «less» and «more», designing distinct experiences for each, and fragmenting our content into those separate sites.

Price Rationale Since this retail niche is so fragmented, there are no good sources of data on revenues for an «average» shop.

«The important thing to remember for those industries, unlike say the (pharmacy benefit management) business or the health insurance business, is it's massively more fragmented,» Stafford said.