Sentences with phrase «to increase fragmentation»

If it is capable of being adequate to the pluralism, does it do that in a way that simply increases the fragmentation of the course by requiring more and more additions to the clutch of courses?

But these same intact landscapes can be «reduced very rapidly, in a matter of months and years, by increased fragmentation and access, even without changes in tree canopy cover.

«We anticipate that other exchanges would seek to offer similar order types to BMC and this would increase fragmentation.»

With a rapidly changing media environment, however, we have begun to question if the increasing fragmentation of media viewership will limit future growth opportunities in this sector.

With growing need for transparency triggered by MiFID II, the increasing fragmentation and lack of liquidity, the changing participants roles are key factors in the fixed income market reshaping.

This Protestant Kantian apologetic tradition failed to respond to the increasing fragmentation of the academic disciplines.

One is to maintain the present level of religious content in their programs and to tolerate the inevitable drop in audience and development because of the increasing fragmentation of the religious market.

«Our great concern is increased fragmentation of habitat so we are ending up with very isolated populations of primates so they will become genetically less healthy,» says Tatyana Humle, a lecturer and researcher at the Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology at the University of Kent and a co-author on the Current Biology paper.

On the other hand, the increasing fragmentation of forests also has a negative impact on climate.

«The main worry is that if deforestation increases, in combination with the increase fragmentation, increase in drought probability [caused by climate change] and the use of fires by humans, carbon emissions could escalate to proportions never experienced before.»

The last half century has seen loss of public purposes in research, increasing fragmentation of disciplines, privatized teaching, and weakening of relationships which connect educators to publics outside their institutions: evisceration of work for public purposes; work by publics; and work that takes place in public fashion.

New world: increased fragmentation / competition across all genres.

But despite recognizing the increasing fragmentation and lack of meaning within society during this period, «modern artists» still believed that works of art could provide the answer - art could do what other human institutions couldn't do - and provide the coherence and meaning which had been lost.

If they have identified a sink (increased fragmentation and hence increased surface area of ice sheets, mayhap?)