用“fragmented”造句大全，fragmented造句

According to his theory, a fragmented brain loses some of its integrated information and thus some of its consciousness. Dr.

The announcement of the Syrian National Council at a news conference in Istanbul appeared to be the most serious step yet to unify a deeply fragmented opposition.

So thankfully, modern operating systems allow you to put parts of files here, parts of your file here, parts of your file here, but the end result is that your files get fragmented.

Unfortunately, the mobile device market is much more fragmented than the PC market, making it difficult and cost prohibitive to buy and maintain a huge stable of physical test devices.

Ownership of the large estates is increasingly fragmented.

For DETACH operation: table level statistics of the resulting tables are rebuilt from the fragmented statistics.

Information quality: The non-integrated and fragmented data environment breeds redundant and inconsistent data that leads to information quality problems.

The people with the gene variant were sleepier and more fatigued whether they were fully rested or sleep-deprived, and their sleep was more fragmented.

Establishing a national renewable electricity standard will help to unify the fragmented U.S. grid system — an important step in the wider adoption of using more wind and solar for energy generation.

The less tribally cohesive, more fragmented West is, meanwhile, losing out.

The answers lie in repairing a fragmented society where many people feel they do not have control of their lives.

That is why the decline of the newspaper circulation couldbe irrelevant, except that in a fragmented media world there is onemajor problem measuring readership.

The chair fragmented under his weight.

Experts say safety issues have to do largely with the structure of China's food industry, which is extremely fragmented, making production oversight difficult.

The banking sector was weak and fragmented and Nigeria's government was bogged down in fruitless negotiations over the billions of dollars of debt racked up during years of corrupt military rule.

Price-fixing in such a highly fragmented industry is unlikely to have much impact or cause much damage to the Russian economy.

In China's highly fragmented retail market, no national brand has emerged to knock Lipton off its perch.

Society is already so fragmented, she argues, that it makes no sense to add another division setting women against everyone else; this is a time for everyone’s freedoms, not women’s in particular.

Except in big cities near the coast, conventional retailing is fragmented and underdeveloped.