Sentences with phrase «such fragments»

This gives the management at clubs difficult issues in terms of planning and strategy in such a fragmented working week.

I am trying to find in the folds of the past such fragments as time preserves.....

While our core competency is delivering the greatest results in the shortest amount of time within such a fragmented industry, we also know how to have fun!

Whether a coin's protocol truly is the best in its specific category is of little importance in such a fragmented, irrational market.

In 2010 in a paper published inScience Translational Medicine, Lo's group showed that enough such fragments of fetal DNA are there to reconstruct the fetus's whole genome, and that it should be possible to use this DNA to test the unborn child for genetic diseases without exposing it to the risk of an invasive procedure.

With this level of diffusion, it's difficult to imagine any sort of any sort of coherence or structure, and the push for improving teacher preparation must grapple with how any preferred reform efforts would be implemented across such a fragmented market.

This residue includes but is not limited to contracts, email correspondences, documented unproductivity, syllabi, scanned objects, and obstacle courses; collecting such fragments in one place, Institutional Garbage illustrates the backend activities of imaginary bureaucracies -LSB-...]

Nor can he hope to do more than narrate such fragments of the past on this globe as the records available to him enable him to discern.

When a journalist said that it seemed unlikely that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement picked a fourth grader at random and that it was «odd for the mayor to release such fragmented info,» Phillips tweeted that it was «not as odd» as an agent showing up at a school asking about a fourth grader.

In such a fragmented system, the authors said, the responses «tend to be driven by suasion — persuasive expertise — and executive action by presidents and governors, rather than a coherent bureaucratic response.»

Comparing the two reveals that trees located on the edges of such fragments quickly perish, dying nearly three times faster than their interior peers.

Since genetic diversity is the «raw material» species use to evolve, conservationists often worry that such fragmented populations will lose their ability to adapt to new challenges.

Such fragmented negotiations would continue to occur with a merger, but the constitutional changes would create a «charter school division» inside the CTU's ranks and represent teachers through what leaders have described as a single federated union.

While fragment identifiers usually reference a specific location in a document, in the context of a Preview Collection, such fragment identifiers actually reference a range:

Such fragmented elements are combined to produce cryptic assemblages that are neither abstract nor figurative, but unrelentingly peculiar.

Such a fragmented departure is highly unlikely, and the remaining in force of the Act would be of partial value only, as in accordance with Article 50 the United Kingdom would lose its membership rights such as sending Ministers to the Council and electing Members of the European Parliament.

Examples are also to be found in the hymns of heavenly worship set forth in the book of Revelation (4:8, 11, etc.), as well as in such fragments as these:

TFA is big in relation to all other programs, but we have such a fragmented market in teacher preparation that they still represent a fraction of all new teachers hired.

With 14 years in the credit repair business, Sam has been a key player in bringing quality and integrity to such a fragmented industry.

In sum, it seems complicated to see a strong opposition emerge in such a fragmented and repressive landscape.

The finding boosts evidence that such fragments — known as microRNAs (miRNAs)-- play important roles in health and disease.

The story progresses with a certain distance from the audience, painting the characters in such a fragmented and elusive light, making us uncertain of the outcome.