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Small amounts of alcohol can help you to fall asleep. But as the body metabolizes the alcohol, sleep may become fragmented.

It was the dynamic consequences of the competition amongst fragmented political bodies that resulted in an especially creative environment.

A small particle in the cytoplasm of a cell, typically consisting of fragmented endoplasmic reticulum to which ribosomes are attached.

She longs for a safe and emotionally secure relationship so that she can feel a little less fragmented and a little better grounded in life.

Wang is not the only young Internet user to be confounded by an online world made up entirely of fragmented information.

Jones said another major drawback of unified communications was that the industry was fragmented, with no single vendor leading the charge.

This counter can be used to measure the degree to which available virtual memory is being fragmented .

One reason would be to help determine if some of the heavily utilized files are substantially fragmented.

The dark Ones are now fragmented and no longer follow a recognized pattern of activities.

Perhaps, my soul back in love with you, give you, you left it fragmented, turned into nothing.

Yemen's president has many enemies, but they have always been a fragmented bunch.

A decade ago a few brave souls tried to use the emerging power of the internet to modernise this fragmented and frustrating business.

Since the fragmented statistics are more granular than table statistics, they do take up more space as well.

One then ventures out into a fragmented piece of oneself from earlier in this lifetime and then re-experiences the trauma in present time.

But the question for investors is which player to back in such a highly fragmented market.

Policy-makers could be more effective in tackling the fragmented nature of the built environment's institutional context.

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

The EU has long been trying to unite a fragmented system that is still largely organised around national boundaries.

Jim Rogers, chief executive of Duke Energy, has said he was interested in more deals in the fragmented US power market.

But I grow who also don "t like, our family sit together picture, three face like the separation that fragmented. "

Clearing up of piled up bricks, uncovered few fragmented coal and iron utensils. At the bottom of the pile a white porcelain cup was found.

Although it cries out for a holistic, global approach, it is actually dealt with in a fragmented, piecemeal way.

Note: Due to smarter statistics, any good fragmented statistics will be directly used for merging into table level statistics.

But in a hopelessly fragmented aid industry, "IDA is the glue that holds all this together, " as Mr Wolfowitz said.

He was still in bad condition and could recall only a fragmented account of the accident.

Man has divided action into a great many varieties, into the categories of a mind that is in itself fragmented.

The micrographs also show that the uncoated bare surface of steel contains fragmented articulate matter on the surface.

The conceptual basis for the project was to create a synergistic environment for these previously fragmented facets of the University.

However, the authors say evidence that such a chain of events is in fact unfolding in China is "only fragmented and inconclusive" .

Emily: We find this to be the best arrangement for us, as a fragmented channel would reduce our bottom line significantly.

As you make changes to your database, the database file, tables, and indexes can become fragmented.

Have used to be sacrificing my endless loneliness and fragmented heart for a person who was called St. Valentine on that day.

Overall, the system will be in decoration, traditional furniture, fragmented carpenter artisanal live completely eliminated.

The researchers still do not understand why intact and fragmented versions of hyaluronan have such different effects on scar formation.

In many cases, efforts overlap, results are fragmented, and activities do not align with country priorities and capacities.

The word 'individuality' means 'indivisible', not fragmented.

Indeed, newsorganisations are realising that in a fragmented world readers are nolonger afraid to miss out on information.

Datagrams may be fragmented by the sending host or by an intermediate router.

Possible consolidation may be underway in Poland's fragmented cable TV market, with Poland's second largest cable TV operator up for sale.

The speech was immediately denounced by a fragmented but increasingly emboldened opposition, with protests breaking out across the country.

The United States proved that large, diverse, and united societies -- "nations" -- could achieve more than their fragmented counterparts.

However, like the colonizers dividing African countries'borders, they artificially fragmented the relationships of African laws.

Already fragmented, and the rest is just a luxuriant sorrow.

The company hopes to have 500 screens by 2016, which could make it the biggest player in the country's fragmented market.

Some of the detail of life, some of the fragmented Let us learn to ignore, used to numb.

Link the newinformation to what you already know. You cannot process, or remember, millions of fragmented, random facts.

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

In theory, political parties could provide the cohesive force to balance the centrifugal influences of a fragmented committee system.

The great crystal satellite shattered into billions of fragmented crystalline shards, which now fill the deep trenches of the Atlantic.

The conceptual collage contains a composition of fragmented lines, which develop to a number of dynamic spaces through folding planes.

The missing sections had been believed to have fragmented into hundreds of small pieces.

At the heart of the problem is a fragmented agricultural sector.

At about 140 feet (43 meters) long, the restored ship is thought to be a bit bigger than its still fragmented sister.

'We decided it was getting to a point where there was not much growth because of the fragmented market and monopoly' issues, said Mr.

Every product launch has been preceded by fragmented clues as to what Apple is going to do next.

'It would have been very much worse if we had a fragmented and fragile financial system, ' she said.

It has led to an extremely fragmented, undercapitalized , and unsafe industry.

The Tata scheme will have to be tailored to India's fragmented retail market, says Vikas Choudhury of Aimia.

A fragmented system is one in which there are many retailers, no one of which has a major share of the market.

And correspondents say Europe's fragmented response to the crisis so far has done little to reassure investors.

However, as the body metabolizes the alcohol, sleep may become fragmented.

Dream with the hug position, hugging my fragmented thoughts at the moment.

In a market the size of China, geographic differences are wide and industries are often fragmented.

If the dialog message is fragmented, this is the fragment number that this transport message contains.

Over time, this industry. . . will evolve in the same way as the U. S. where it becomes very fragmented.

S. law of protection of moral right is fragmented and complex, but Chinese law recognize moral rights explicitly and protects it forever.

For the past three years, al-Qaeda in Saudi Arabia appears to have become increasingly fragmented, with no clear leadership or methodology.

China's cold-chain infrastructure is still fragmented, under-funded, and scrambling to keep up with soaring demand.

With a large number of people in a confined space, Black Friday protests present an early test for the movement's new, fragmented iteration.

This tendency is likely to increase in the post-Bush era, leading to a still more fragmented foreign policy.

The carbides are fractured and fragmented in form of shear fracture mainly and then dissolved and disappeared.

They show us structures that present the elements of an ostensibly fragmented reality as a unified whole.

A novice sees surface features of a problem. A novice's knowledge is much more fragmented, less integrated.

China relies on coal for about 80% of its electricity, but coal mining is fragmented among thousands of companies.

But I find it hard to place much faith in that approach given how fragmented our information channels have become.

Fragmented financial regulation makes no sense in a monetary union and is potentially lethal.

Harvesting leaded to a decrease in soil moisture spatial pattern, which was more fragmented in spring than summer.

Back then a series of American aerospace mergers left the fragmented European aerospace industry looking outgunned.

It was observed that after Cordyceps sinensis invaded host larvae and entered the coelom, the mycelia fragmented into fusiform thalli.

The public corporation, almost by definition, carries a fragmented set of owners.

PJ : Let 's cut out ending, but it is fragmented. You have talked of a state of fragmented. . .

Many CHP projects have been hindered by a fragmented approach to energy planning and past market conditions.

Our life is fragmented and we try to understand each fragment or integrate the fragments.

Often this results in what was initially a single term being fragmented into multiple terms to satisfy all contexts.

Meteor showers are just the debris of a passing comet or sometimes the debris from a fragmented asteroid.

Egypt today is a fragmented and embittered society, says Mr Osman, and desperately in need of an inspiring national project.

Supply chains today are fragmented; sourcing and trade are integral parts of manufacturing.

The Internet, far from being a great big unified global space, will be fragmented and segmented.

At higher magnification, vasculitis with arterial wall necrosis is seen. Note the fragmented remains of neutrophilic nuclei (karyorrhexis).

The two original rebel groups have fragmented into at least 20 factions.

Drug discovery and development efforts are fragmented across the continent.

Competition: Europe was politically fragmented, and within each monarchy or republic there were multiple competing corporate entities.

Fragmented channel ownership increases implementation difficulties and cost ?

Android is fragmented, and huge share of the handsets people own today will never take advantage of Froyo's new features.

Find out how the Islamic jihads fragmented and dispersed the African continent into endless misery and chaos.

They all place their life in their works, some simple and immediate, while some fragmented and unadorned .

The chairmen of the leading committees on Capitol Hill are broadly happy with the retention of the fragmented regulatory system.

Intuition, transcending both brute perception and rational organization, reunified experience that has been fragmented by intelligence.

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

The PC business is commoditized, highly fragmented and threatened by the popularity of smartphones and tablet computers.

Though chronological, its form is fragmented: snatches of conversations, observations and impressions.

Faculty has a great difference, regardless of school buildings, school uniforms, courses are fragmented.

Chinese government officials have publicly discouraged the country's fragmented motor industry from making overseas acquisitions.

Because, not a common identity thoughts to management, it is necessary to each of the formation of social disorder, fragmented morphology.

You can't find such a concerted investment in the Java world, it is delivering a lot of pieces but the effort is fragmented.

If an industry is fragmented, price competition is likely to be severe.

The Auto Parts industry is highly fragmented leaving individual firms with no pricing power and limited benefits from economies of scale.

As China's plastic and mold industry is still very fragmented, the competition is fierce.

Much of the blame for China's two-tier pricing structure still lies with the fragmented domestic industry.

It could even make things worse by making the platform even more fragmented and confusing developers with multiple development alternatives.

For some firms, publicly traded shares will provide a currency for consolidating some of China's wildly fragmented industries.

But, outside Germany and Switzerland, Europe's freight rail services are a fragmented, lossmaking mess.

The entry of cash-rich South Korean and Taiwanese companies could also spur consolidation in a fragmented sector.

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

Class allegiances have become less predictive of voting patterns; the main parties' bases have fragmented.

Such schemes as it has are fragmented and not particularly effective.

High transaction costs hamper efforts to consolidate farmland and raise efficiencies, they say, leaving farms fragmented.

Therefore, all the maps are incomplete, covering only fragmented portions of the wreck area.

But it also means investors see the euro's financial markets as fragmented, which undermines its appeal as a reserve currency.

But, outside Germany and Switzerland , Europe's freight rail services are a fragmented, loss making mess .

But these efforts are too fragmented, it said, often lacking the critical mass required to make a significant impact.

Asian stock exchanges have remained highly fragmented and relatively untouched by the wave of consolidation in the west .

t-bag stealth, fragmented, according to his neck on to a bloodletting.

There were contradictions between technological convergence and the fragmented regulatory regime.

As China's many industries are fragmented and mature industry, and many enterprises are also facing a similar predicament development.

God also offers us a weekly day of rest that helps put the pieces of our fragmented lives back together.

Beltway bureaucrats spend many billions of dollars on top-down, highly fragmented federal economic development programs.

This work is an extremely important step in pulling together our fragmented understanding.

But the market is still very fragmented, and the leaders all have similar market share, Ms. Chiew said.

GIOP messages can be fragmented into manageable pieces for easier and faster processing.

Fragmented forest edges have both horizontal space and tridimensional space characteristics.

Some bilateral aid agencies also stand out, but national aid schemes are generally fragmented, inefficient and far more politicised.

But as the body metabolises the alcohol, sleep may become fragmented.

Disk defragmentation describes the process of consolidating fragmented files on your computer's hard disk.

A fragmented development landscape can reduce the efficiency and effectiveness of policy interventions.

Ultrastructure of aggregates was in keeping with origin from fragmented rough endoplasmic reticulum.

The previous system was highly fragmented, with certain hospitals only available to specific groups and high inequalities of care.

If the market is too fragmented (see chart 2), consolidation is the only plausible cure.

Other language traditions are either limited in geographical range, or fragmented into disconnected small-scale work.

The book's hero lies in a coma, his character fragmented into multiple split personalities following a car crash on the Forth Road Bridge.

When files are fragmented, the computer must search the hard disk as a file is opened (to piece it back together).

Europe had always been politically fragmented.

The skill of piecing together sense from fragmented and inaccurate information is a central attribute of human intelligence.

A fragmented pension scheme has left few with coverage and none with the ability to move pension rights across professions.

But economic theory struggles to explain the bizarre world of fund management, where the market is fragmented but fees stay stubbornly high.

In a 1967 book title, Los Angeles was "The Fragmented Metropolis" .

A fragmented, nation-by-nation approach to recapitalisation will not work this time, however.

William: This is like the best channel currently available as distribution in China is still fragmented.

Central government officials acknowledge they lack the resources to control the fragmented industry.

His mind fragmented so badly, that his trial is on hold in fact, he is of sorts too mentally ill to try.

Populations have been separated as the forest is fragmented.

China's high-end market is highly fragmented, with no single brand dominating individual product categories.

The fragmented power structure also holds up decision-making, not least in endless political wrangling between left and right.

The piece explores movement in relation to the painted gesture and fragmented, dreamlike sculptural space.

Before the establishment of the office, the Government had dealt with IP issues in a fragmented manners.

But, there's a critical technology issue to consider in the highly fragmented China hotel market when assessing the consumer benefit.

It is one of the three largest chains in a highly fragmented market.

Rouge painted well, makeup can make eyes and lips fused, otherwise the full make-up look fragmented.

Melamine was used within China's fragmented supply chain to disguise the low protein content of diluted milk from dairy companies.

The Jazz client interface needs to be useable by fragmented clients, such as the various views and editors in the Eclipse IDE.

The scandal highlighted gross deficiencies in quality control of China's highly fragmented and rapidly growing dairy industry.

China is a very fragmented system, and it has been for thousands of years.

It is also argued that through its inherent diversity, ergonomics is in danger of becoming fragmented and losing its identity.

You will see the different behavior when running Java-to-UML transformation for a fragmented UML model under source control.

Big customers may take things into their own hands if the system gets too fragmented.

First, tourism is a highly fragmented and multi-faceted industry. What exactly comprises tourism can therefore be difficult to grasp.

The epithelium of the smaller bronchi was fragmented and partially desquamated.

Heavily fragmented indexes can degrade query performance and cause your application to respond slowly.

With hundreds of television channels and millions of websites to choose from, audiences have become fragmented.

By the end of World War II, the world was fragmented economically as well as politically.

We collect puzzle pieces, connect fragmented images, and formulate the "story" behind someone, however incomplete.

If the MFT root folder contains many files, the MFT may become so fragmented that an additional allocation index is created.

The supply chain for industrial metals, from copper to iron ore, has gone from being regional and fragmented to global and unified.

This arguably does more to make target groups aware of career opportunities than fragmented initiatives funded by individual employers.

With increase of pressing passes, more twinning systems were activated and twin bands intersected each other, curved and fragmented finally.

Ali: Right. Cooperation is the key here. So far the team has been fragmented.

Fragmented Growth: Why Economic Opening May Worsen Domestic Market Segmentation?

'Every manufacturer has a bet on where they think small cars will go and that's fragmented the market. '

Beyond that, the country has a fragmented system, high tariffs for road transport and multiple providers piling on fees.

Building land, with the area increasing by 70. 9%, became fragmented most seriously, and the patch shape tended to be irregular.

In other words, the coalition's bid to overhaul the public sector might end up looking as fragmented as Mr Blair's.

That's still a sizable chunk given that the market is very fragmented, but local and foreign players have been doing well.

Believe integrated approach beats fragmented approach.

The law sets out quality and safety standards and aims to consolidate China's fragmented regulatory system.

The FREEWARE utility supports long filenames , compressed and fragmented files.

Over time these modifications can cause the information in the index to become scattered in the database (fragmented).

And it seems like the Android market will continue to be fragmented as more and more operators develop smartphones.

By contrast, China's industry remains fragmented, with more than 70 domestic manufacturers and no dominant producer.

Sales of televisions, washing machines and the like are highly fragmented, with the top 16 chains accounting for just 22% of the market.

I first asked Eric about the startup community in the Philippines, which he told me is very fragmented.

Large public companies are mostly owned by a hugely fragmented shareholder base.

Ho Group Oracle consists of fragmented material, its predecessors have almost no systematic review.

Although the delayed allocation method reduces fragmentation, over time, a large file system can become fragmented.

Objective To enhance the effectiveness of ESWL for the hard-fragmented ureteral calculi.

It also highlighted the gross inefficiencies in quality control of China's fragmented and rapidly growing dairy industry.

on the other end, it coalesces an otherwise fragmented market of virtual worlds starved for added sources of revenue.

Europe's service markets are smaller than America's, fragmented along national lines and heavily regulated.

Higher space efficiency means files are less fragmented and provide better sequential file access.

Critics of market reforms in the US and Europe that allowed competition say trading has fragmented across too many venues.

A lot of blue chalcedony beads, with some elements of amber, turquoise and a fragmented dzi.

Fragmented accounts painted a picture of final hours fraught with confusion and bloodletting.

Dream warmth of spring, those fragmented memories began approaching, pigeons flew back again.

Fragmented into small and medium-sized states, many Europeans feel more exposed to global competition.

Illiquid and fragmented markets allow determined traders to cause large price movements.

HNA's interest could create uncertainty for other operators in the fragmented market for container leasing.

however, why? everything have changed , just left the bitter sweety in the past , which today's fragmented.

This increases the likelihood of competitive price cuts that could prompt a crash in the highly fragmented market.

The euro zone could shatter into different pieces, or a large block in the north and a fragmented south.

But Chinese buyers are fragmented due to local government protection.

As new programs are started up and old ones terminate, memory can become fragmented .

He also noted that the hotel business is more fragmented in international markets.

Golgi morphology was also dependent on LPAAT3 because its knockdown caused the Golgi to become fragmented.

Yet simultaneously they are fragmented, episodic, disorienting .

The entrepreneur perspective is a vision integrated in the world whereas the technical vision is a fragmented vision in this same world.

But instead of prioritising them, the international community's response has been "patchy" , "incoherent" and "very fragmented" , they say.

Strategy development and the links between strategy and operations remain ad hoc, varied and fragmented.

He is not playing in a fragmented side; there is a solid foundation there for Rooney to play his own game and thrive.

Ownership of the large estates is increasingly fragmented.

This operation is necessary due to the fragmented way policies could be constructed or acquired.

BPM is a fragmented discipline in which there are many different styles, notations, and assets.

How many wives and children because of the war, had a happy family, fragmented by war, gone in an instant.

Performance can suffer if your files, tables, or indexes are excessively fragmented.

It all gives a picture, however fragmented, of the strength of demand, and the future strength of commodity prices.

The Indian industry is highly fragmented, with hundreds of small manufacturers.

Additionally, frequent updates cause data pages to become more fragmented over time.

Tephra is any fragmented material produced by a volcanic eruption, be it ash or rock.

"He thinks very quickly and essentially he thinks faster than he can talk, so that gives it a fragmented quality, " says Ms Bush.

But jobs are growing in fragmented services not in manufacturing.

Reassembling fragmented cultures is another.

Maps depicting the pattern of voting in yesterday's referendum show a deeply fragmented country.

THE web connects over a billion people, but it is fragmented by language.

When the signal comes in, the wrapping protein degrades or gets fragmented, and then the RNA is suddenly free to synthesize a new protein.

But the plumbing between bank payment systems and clearing houses remains fragmented.

Even your fantasies have fragmented into tortured versions of themselves.

Teaching the course of the fragmented system to organize knowledge, basic knowledge of the gradient upgrade.

Fragmented memories of those still in desperate pull.

The development strategic model above will be learned to other parts of the country's fragmented and mature industry.

When you create a model fragment, you create a small file that contains the fragmented model elements.

Unlike liftmaking, most building-technology businesses are still highly fragmented.

In North America, cultures tended to be more fragmented and less unified.

The fields were flat the whole face, a layer of sun-node thin shell, together, together fragmented into slit.

Cells that survived 24-hours stress showed swollen irregular-shaped soma, bleb formation, and fragmented neurites.

It was a free for all, fragmented industry.

Web services intend to reconnect the fragmented middleware arena, making interoperability the highest priority.

Russia's banking system is fragmented, with only two giant firms, both state-controlled.

Those with fragmented sleep two weeks earlier couldn't, only randomly stumbling upon the escape.

The fragmented piece of self holds a records of the emotions and trauma from the associated time in one's life and as the program engages.

Compare this with Europe's nationally fragmented sovereign debt market.

The new politics of television, and soon the Internet, were fragmented and impatient.

Tom: On the one hand, the landscape of Business Process Management (BPM) and workflow is completely fragmented.