Fragmentation. The disruption of extensive habitats into isolated and/or small patches. Historic range: An area inhabited by Columbia spotted frogs at the time of modern exploration and settlement, as verified by museum voucher.
Fragmentation. NTFS divides a storage medium into partitions, volumes and, at the lowest level, blocks. NTFS organises access to blocks in a linear fashion, which introduces the possibility of file fragmentation. A file is not fragmented if its blocks occur adjacent (contiguous) and in consecutive order. In contrast, a file is fragmented when its blocks are separated by blocks not related to the file (non-contiguous), or when its blocks occur out of order. In Fig. 1, we illustrate how a file consisting of four blocks may be stored on disk:
Fragmentation. If a government requires either Continental or United to give up assets as a condition of approval or acceptance of the merger that require disposal of aircraft, route authority, gates, or slots that produced more than ten percent (10%) of that Airline’s aircraft block hours during the period May 1, 2009 – April 30, 2010, the applicable Airline will require the entity acquiring the assets to offer pilot positions (in seniority order unless otherwise required by agreement between the Airline and acquiring entity), to the number of Pilots of the affected Airline equal to the number utilized in the affected Airline’s operation of the assets, all provided that the acquiring entity employs pilots in an airline operation. Pilots employed under this paragraph will be integrated in the pilot seniority list of the acquiring entity under ALPA Merger Policy, if applicable, and otherwise in accordance with the procedures of the Allegheny-Mohawk Labor Protective Provisions.
Fragmentation. 9.3.3.6.1 The value of terrestrial habitats is typically greater when they are not fragmented and also increases with the area:edge ratio, and decreases as the length of the edges rise. The mature secondary woodland at the proposed development site is not fragmented. The presence of the village within the woodland at Telegraph Bay is functional fragmentation and increases the amount of 'edge'. The habitats on the reclaimed area exist as a continuous block, which results in their value not being diminished. Engineering Feasibility Study Agreement No CE 92/97 Environmental Impact Assessment - Final EIA Report
Fragmentation. Even though greatly reduced in number, Azerbaijan still has far too many banks with a far too small average equity base. Much greater consolidation is needed. Acting separately with such limited individual capital, it is normal that aggregate lending risk aversion is considerably higher than it would be if both equity and human capital resources were more concentrated. In other words, the existing aggregate equity base would certainly be geared higher, creating significant additional business finance, if the banks were more consolidated. Furthermore, small banks have a hard time developing any degree of general confidence needed to entice household or other third-party deposits, a somewhat increased level of which could be expected even given the problems indicated above. The gradual increase in minimum bank capital required by the NBA will continue to stimulate consolidation, and hopefully encourage the development of a small number of much larger banks.
Fragmentation. One of the questions that can directly be answered by FIR interferometric imaging is the following: do massive clumps form only one massive star or do they break up? High angular resolution is the key observational technique. We take as an example the low- mass protostellar source L1448 at a distance of 250pc: the separation between the two components observed with the IRAM PdB Interferometer at 1.3mm is about 2.4 arcsec, which corresponds to 600AU. The resolution of 0.1 arcsec provided by FIRI allows to separate 100AU at the distance of 1kpc and 300AU at the distance of 3kpc, this latter encloses most high mass star forming regions visible from Earth in our galaxy. Imaging interferometry in the FIR is able to study the fragmentation of molecular clouds cores into fragments, bringing to the formation of binary or multiple stellar systems. FIGURE 4: THE CLASS 0 PROTOSTELLAR OBJECT AS IT APPEARS AT INCREASING RESOLUTION: ON THE LEFT THE XXXXXXXX XXXXX IMAGE AT 250ΜM IS SHOWN (COURTESY OF THE XXXXXXXX XXXXX BELT SURVEY, XXXXX ET AL. 2010, AND XXXXXXX ET AL. IN PREP.) , WHILE AT THE CENTER AND ON THE RIGHT THE IRAM PDBI OBSERVATIONS AT 1.3MM, WITH A HPBW BEAM OF 0.48”×0.27”, SHOWING THAT THE SOURCE IS IN REALITY MADE OF TWO COMPONENTS (XXXXX ET AL. 2010)
Fragmentation. The articles of the Agreement shall be interoperated to in a valid way based on applicable laws, however, if any articles of this Agreement are recognized as invalid, illegal or unenforceable according to any law or regulations in any scope of law. These invalid, illegal or unenforceable articles shall not affect any other articles or any actions in different scopes of law, but this Agreement should be revised, explained and executed in this scope of law, like such invalid, illegal or unenforceable articles have never been contained in this Agreement.
Fragmentation. Unless as otherwise provided for in this Agreement, hours shall be consecutively worked and neither the workday nor the work week will be fragmented.
Fragmentation. In the event of a substantial asset sale, the Company shall make a good faith effort to have the transferee offer employment to Furloughed Company Crewmembers.
