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Global supply chains are at risk of fragmenting, at huge cost to companies whose production networks are spread all over the world.

Lineages are the result of holograms collapsing and fragmenting into many pieces.

Fragmenting audiences make it harder for commercial media firms to invest in expensive, high-quality original content.

The breadth of experience is vital to his current business, especially when the traditional role of record companies is fragmenting.

Fragmenting large messages can also reduce the amount of time required for a small message to reach the destination.

We've often said that fragmenting Java is a bad thing (duh! ) and that's why we very, very carefully open sourced Java the way we did.

In fact it has led to waste in public spending and to 17 sets of business regulations, fragmenting the national market and increasing costs.

The main goal here is to make it possible to grow the team without fragmenting the project.

Thanks to the disk optimization features built into Mac OS X, there's "little benefit" to manually fragmenting your hard drive, Apple says.

That patchwork of international capital controls is "fragmenting the global capital market, " Mr. Stiglitz said.

But that's the point. Media are fragmenting , and so are advertising and marketing platforms.

"Otherwise, you may end up fragmenting the IT environment that you are eager to consolidate, " said Arend.

Independent Diplomat is part of a trend which is emerging and evident across the world , which is that the world is fragmenting .

As for English fragmenting, Mr Graddol argues it has already happened.

Convolutional encoding and decoding is accomplished by methods of fragmenting, realized in DSP.

Audiences are fragmenting as digital transmission provides space for many new channels, mostly free to show whatever programming they wish.

Papyrus chips and breaks easily, fragmenting texts into numerous disconnected bits.

To make matters worse, smallholdings are fragmenting in many countries.

Indeed, by fragmenting markets, it may actually make things worse.

There is the potential that ASLR could create certain system instabilities and performance issues by fragmenting memory over time.

"The computing market is fragmenting and devices are specialising, " says George Shiffler of Gartner.

For even as they write new rules, the market they want to regulate is fragmenting before their eyes.

Aim: The essay mainly studied the technique on fragmenting of beer yeast.

The luxury market is also fragmenting by demographic and spending power, Mr. Rein said.

In a world of fragmenting audiences they boast an enormous reach.

This is partly because German politics is fragmenting and the centre parties are on the defensive (see article).

Keeping Java from fragmenting is probably the most important thing in the Java ecosystem.

The fragmented and fragmenting character of this repressed thinking is what our experience teaches us every day, in psychoanalysis.

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