Sentences with phrase «fragmented nature»

Another factor, he adds, is the highly fragmented nature of the industry with a large number of operators.

That isn't the case with Android, given its highly fragmented nature, where they're forced to take into account a range of screen sizes and even different versions of Android.

The extremely fragmented nature of the digital dating industry may be an overhang on Match shares, although it creates a growth opportunity for Match as a consolidator in the sector.

I'm not claiming that it's a meticulously assembled puzzle on par with Mulholland Drive, but Demon «s coldly fragmented nature — from its abrupt shifts in action, character, and setting — serves as a corollary to its beautiful yet eerily somnambulant protagonist, Jesse (Elle Fanning), a cipher coasting on the bent logic of her own waking nightmare.

For Howard «the pattern conjures an interior with a history...» and alludes to the raw fragmented nature of memory, as the pattern is forced onto the surface, but then slips away or is erased.

Marc is soon releasing the first body corporate law textbook for Queensland, which will help simplify the complicated, and somewhat fragmented nature of the law.

In addition to exposing the limits of state capacities to mediate the lives of their internal and external populations, the conference spotlighted the transnational and highly fragmented nature of migrants» political realities.

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

This is due to the fragmented nature of the cryptocurrency market.

At the same time, some critics of this new system argue that the fragmented nature of American equity markets poses systemic risks for the economy.

However, the scope for another shock seemed limited by the fragmented nature of Dutch politics, which has traditionally produced a multi-party governing coalition, and meant even substantial gains for the leading populist party would be unlikely to allow it to gain access to power.

Since there are a significant number of companies contributing to the food industry and broad scope of products available, the international food additives market is prognosticated to showcase a fragmented nature.

And a mere glimpse at the Standard Model's Lie group betrays its fragmented nature: SU (3) × SU (2) × U (1).

Telecommunications specialists say the biggest obstacle facing the panel will not be a lack of new technology or expertise, but the fragmented nature of Europe's telecommunications industry and its regulatory system.

Researchers believe that, due to a sparser canopy and their fragmented nature, the young forests were more susceptible to understory drying that reduced fruit production.

«Satyricon» is advanced Fellini, a film seemingly made with little regard for its audience — going so far as to end mid-sentence to stress its fragmented nature.

Educators in Israel have long recognized the negative pedagogical effect of strong centralization, curriculum uniformity, and the fragmented nature of our system.

The fragmented nature of publishing comes from the diverse social and economic levels across the country and from the fact that a few large retail chains are dominating the market while there are hundreds of small, independent bookstores and unorganized retailers.

«Due to the fragmented nature of the market, hotel apartments and guest houses tend to compete with the economy hotel market, as there is a lack of differentiation between the two products from a consumer standpoint,» Sona said.

The role of the private sector in this is pivotal, ministers insisted, although competitive concerns and the fragmented nature of the sector often prevent companies from working together.

Tolan exploits images of fragmented nature and its possible meanings.

The work invites the viewer to reflect on the complexities of mind, language and the fragmented nature of our lives through a process of perceiving and understanding what is inside and around us.

The New York Studio School of Drawing, Painting and Sculpture at 8 West 8th Street, in Greenwich Village, Manhattan, New York City, New York State is an art school formed in 1963 by a group of students and their teacher, Mercedes Matter, all of whom had become disenchanted with the fragmented nature of art instruction inside traditional art programs and universities.

In keeping with this manner of visual history - making the artists have created works which reflect this fragmented nature.

The significant vulnerability to climate change effects and the fragmented nature of how this is dealt with in the LMB demands research that can help portray a fuller picture of adaptation in the region.

Given the fragmented nature of today's media landscape, and the phenomenon of «second screen viewing» described above, your legal marketing and advertising efforts must be up to the task of winning attention.

Amazon's head start and the fragmented nature of the smart - home - device market gives the Echo a lead, but I'm no longer convinced that going with Amazon is a must for anyone wanting to have the best smart home experience.

In general, Google has long fought the idea that Android is more susceptible to hackers than iOS — though it has faced an uphill battle considering the fragmented nature of Android.

The fragmented nature of Microsoft's internal groups and the company's marketing teams are largely to blame, but after a reorganization earlier this year, it appears that Microsoft might be readying a clear message for Windows 8, Windows Phone 8, and Xbox.

But due to the fragmented nature of the Android install base, only three percent of Android users are protected by this feature.

If true, the test underlines the fragmented nature of many users» cryptocurrency exchange security settings, as well as the setups of exchanges themselves, as larger thefts continue to occur.

This knowledge will be shown to have a direct explanatory bearing on the fragmented nature of information processing, memory, derealization, depersonalization, and identity formation and structure most commonly found in dissociative complex PTSD disorders.

Schema Therapy imagery and rescripting techniques, adapted for the fragile and fragmented nature of this patient, will be demonstrated.

«Due to this and the historically highly fragmented nature of the off - campus market, we believe that off - campus [housing] currently provides for more attractive opportunities [for student housing developers],» says Peterson.

The fragmented nature of seniors housing has opened up opportunities for every type of buyer to participate in merger and acquisition activity.

The fragmented nature of the design adds further interest to walls.