Sentences with word «fragmentation»

Based on this premise, the problem of fragmentation of international law and dispute settlement fora becomes less of a mechanical problem of determining precedence of one particular institutional actor or legal regime.

With Project Treble, Google has attempted to fix the problem of fragmentation in Android.

In India's Western Ghats, Panthera is working with Karnataka state officials and the Nature Conservation Foundation to reduce habitat fragmentation of tiger reserves and institute enhanced social security and welfare measures for forest guards.

The end of cellular respiration seems more like the end of life Fred, perhaps accompanied by fragmentation of genomicDNA (just to be sure).

The LAST thing we need is more android Fragmentation in the tablet market.

We were telling you about Android fragmentation problems and how annoying they can get and, apparently the tech behemoth has somewhat revised the complaints.

At Google I / O Barry Burd asked two Android experts about their experiences with fragmentation in the mobile space.

Samsung called its tablet a «Google experience,» but it's not clear whether Samsung did this by choice (which would be an odd break from the company's other Galaxy products), or whether Google is actively trying to minimize Android operating system fragmentation issues by nixing overlays and thereby enabling OS upgrades to roll out more smoothly across devices.

Thus, the need for disk defragmenters, or rather, disk optimizers, that keep an eye on fragmentation of the hard disk drives and start defragmenting whenever necessary.

However, it was evident from analysing the genes that M. laterite is a distinct species, and is closely related to M. sholigari, which is found only in the Western Ghats,» said Mrs Priti Hebbar, one of the authors of the paper who is studying the effects of forest fragmentation on frogs in India for her PhD.

Land use changes: logging, habitat fragmentation as the suburbs move further out from city cores and new roads are built, wetlands drying up, drought / excess rain.

«These are traditional fossil fuel - based plastics... that have been combined with what are called transition metals — for example, cobalt, manganese, and iron — which cause fragmentation of plastic when triggered by UV radiation or heat.

The authors believe their findings can be used by land managers to predict likely outcomes related to forthcoming disturbances occurring as a result of grid development, and that protecting unaltered landscapes from fragmentation by transmission lines, roads, crested wheatgrass plantings and the invasion of other non-native vegetation is integral to stemming range expansion by ravens.

Shorten said it was not good enough that Australia allocates less than 2 cents in every health dollar to prevention measures, and he stressed the importance of reducing fragmentation in the system and improving continuity of care.

In a similar way, trading market fragmentation caused by ill - designed rules and burdensome regulations — and the application of those rules abroad — is harming market liquidity and market safety and soundness, increasing the systemic risk that the Dodd - Frank Act was predicated on reducing.

Fixed some audio propagation bugs for Fragmentation Grenade and player gunshots while in the Dark Zone.

Those efforts could give Amazon and B&N a boost, but the market faces more fragmentation with the June launch of the Nexus 7 and the upcoming Microsoft (s MSFT) Surface.

The BMJ also found concerns among health professionals about fragmentation of care and a lack of transparency over where NHS funds were being spent.

With such fragmentation at work — with so many different platforms, outlets and models — a platform like the Kickstarter will remain a bedrock for many smaller developers.

So if 75 % of the sample was OK, and a man can replace all of his sperm every three months shouldn't one be able to overcome a DNA fragmentation issue?

Presented together, the videos embrace malleable identity as a function of the story we construct about ourselves as subject or artist — one in which representation not only mediates knowledge through fragmentation and negation but constructs it as well.

Culturally Responsive Relationship Education for Rural Communities (PDF - 1,311 KB) Cenizal, Abner, Gonyea, Arnold, & Mitran (2017) National Resource Center for Healthy Marriage and Families Highlights the challenges and strengths associated with integrating culturally responsive relationship education in order to mitigate family fragmentation in rural communities.

However even though Amazon controls both, we still see fragmentation in the world of Amazon readers.

Longer term, we may be consolidating on a few platforms, but Canalys believes that price competition will cause further fragmentation when it comes to vendors and device makers.

Kevin Bourgeois presented by Causey Contemporary, New York Kevin Bourgeois assembles At Play in the Fields of the Lord, a site - specific and interaction installation that furthers his investigation and critique of unseen policing and social fragmentation within «The Cloud» of anonymous, ephemeral contemporary culture.

«This trail means... there is a narrow strip of deforestation, usually something like 15 to 20 meters in width,... to the point that some of the trees in the canopy actually remain in contact overhead, thereby allowing upper canopy species to move through their habitat without experiencing as much fragmentation as they would when «real» access roads are built.»

This social fragmentation resembles human societies, he says, pointing to «an iconic study in sociology», Zachary's karate club, which showed how tensions among members of the club led it to split into two.

Fragmentation creates «things» which are disconnected from Ultimate Reality and participation in be-ing.

This is not to say that heterosexual relationships are immune from such fragmentation; numerous heterosexual persons lead lives just as promiscuous as many homosexual persons.

Developers of Google or any other OEMs still face the device fragmentation dilemma while using the Android platform, which is where the iPad runs with the trophy.

Flush out enemies with smoke grenades or take out a swarm of VC with fragmentation grenades.

At a time when cost pressures and market fragmentation makes business development tricky, he believes that not only is a change in market tack possible, but that by attending this year's Packaging Innovations show at the NEC in Birmingham, you can change the entire way you do business.

Surprisingly, L. pneumophila induced mitochondrial fragmentation is independent of cell death and ultimately impairs mitochondrial respiration, whereas cellular glycolysis is increased.

Frequent updates doesn't necessarily translate to less software fragmentation among Android devices, but at the very least you don't have to live in fear of the next major security issue.

While fragmentation and incomplete clinical data in EHRs are recognized problems, almost no published data estimate their extent.

To address fragmentation issues within the crypto market, CRYPTALGO has developed its Galaxy «backbone» infrastructure which connects global cryptocurrency exchanges and consolidates liquidity to offer financial institutions solutions such as «best price» and «best execution» uniquely designed for high - volume trading.

And that's not all: this approach can also be used to predict how fragmentation of tropical forests will advance over the next decades.

Rather, their focus upon American domestic politics, the economy, immigration and perceived cultural fragmentation mean that, if anything, they appear to be a force encouraging a return to previous US policies of isolationism, a strategy of retreat from the world in order to preserve America as they want it to be.

Both are paired with either 3 GB or 4 GB of RAM, while internal storage managed by a smart file system, which automatically prevents file fragmentation and optimizes read and write speeds.

It's no secret that Android suffers problems with fragmentation which lead to inconsistent update schedules across the board but a new report from SecurityLab shows that issue may be worse than most would think.

Sure, file system fragmentation can cause Windows to slow down over time as well — but Windows automatically defragments your hard drive and defragmentation isn't even necessary on SSDs.

In the late 1940s, Fine drew extensively from Cubist fragmentation as well as from the ideas of Hans Hofmann on the harmonics and formal tensions of color and shape.

To fight this natural fragmentation process, Windows 10/8 includes a built - in Disk Defragmenter which does a pretty decent job.

With their reduced velocity, the grains can also avoid fragmentation when they collide.

The biggest benefit of doing this is to developers, because they don't need to update their apps to support notifications on Android Wear, and this doesn't create fragmentation between applications.