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Значения термина fragmentation на английском

португальский
fragmentação
каталонский
fragmentació

Separating something into fine particles.

fragmentação

Biological process.

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Examples for "atomisation"
Examples for "atomisation"
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Our atomisation has allowed intolerant and violent forces to fill the political vacuum.
The Guardian
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Where there is atomisation, we will create a thriving civic life.
The Guardian
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That atomisation we have enough of already and I'd like us to feel more united.
Radio NZ
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The material about atomisation, alienation and the corrosive impact of consumer capitalism even felt old hat.
The Guardian
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The atomisation of society continues apace as wealthy individuals seek to advance and vindicate their rights before the courts.
The Irish Times
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Biopolitical demiurge, inverted uniqueness based on the general atomization of all transcendence.
Grand junction
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Here as already stated, the means for atomization are purely mechanical.
Steam, Its Generation and Use
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The temperature difference for drying prominently affected mean size, and atomization pressure was the main effect for microcapsule yield.
Pubmed
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In the turbulent century between 1850 and 1950, the world offered conflict, atomization, and disorientation.
The emperor of all maladies: a biography of cancer
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It's really ironic, isn't it, that the transformation in Russian society largely provoked by Sakharov the nuclear physicist has led to our atomization?
Bangkok 8
Использование термина fragmentation на английском
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We are facing an apparently contradictory situation of both fragmentation and convergence.
The Guardian
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The answer to the reality of our interconnected world is not fragmentation.
The Guardian
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This leads to fragmentation, which carries its own set of performance penalties.
The book of xen
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Results: LPA pretreatment reduced DNA fragmentation induced in all models of apoptosis.
Pubmed
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Its fragmentation of the school system has been nothing short of vandalism.
The Guardian
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In addition, DNA fragmentation was investigated using the TUNEL method in vivo.
Pubmed
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Important fragmentation patterns are discussed for the studied MHC Class I peptides.
Pubmed
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Habitat loss and fragmentation is putting the gibbons at risk of extinction.
The Guardian
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But cable TV's increasing popularity has brought dramatic fragmentation to television viewership.
Reuters
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There were marked differences in terms of thrombus fragmentation and distal embolization.
Pubmed
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TUNEL staining indicated that PS-341 treatment sensitizes Tax tumors to DNA fragmentation.
Pubmed
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Instead, we are beginning to see a fragmentation of the order itself.
The Guardian
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Correctly diagnosing, treating and monitoring the local fragmentation is only the start.
The Guardian
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Sleep fragmentation, a symptom in many clinical disorders, leads to cognitive impairments.
Pubmed
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The fragmentation of the opposition's unity is very likely in this scenario.
Reuters
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He sought to replace the bantustan fragmentation with a post-apartheid federal system.
The South African
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Translations for fragmentation
португальский
fragmentação
каталонский
fragmentacióatomització
Fragmentation через время
Fragmentation в диалектах
Соединенные Штаты Америки
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Великобритания
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