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spec: The Princeton Review 's annual '' Best Colleges `` publication is the only guide to offer college rankings based on student ratings of their schools , and reports of their experiences at them . And the forced segmentation of " competition " into their own boxes of long distance , local service , ISP and other regulated divisions have so fragmented phone service as to make comprehensive investments for upgrading the overall system nearly impossible . Some jobs that are today filled by high ability people in America will not be replaced by Americans . It is also found that the F0 contour of a tone is affected more by the preceding tone than by the following tone . The joints were still not lining up properly and by setting initial angles the entire robot would fragment . The copper needs to be somewhat thick in order for the piece to be able to structurally handle the etching down of large areas . The disease may also be associated with an avulsion injury , in which the tendon is stretched so much that it tears away from the tibia and takes a fragment of bone with it . Through this and similar strategies , the Web can be an effective means of accessing the original files in a fuller SGML without altering the markup or resorting to fragmenting the material into thousands of files corresponding to the individual articles or even parts of articles . `` '' We're suggesting a land use plan and some artistic ideas for Sandy Hook that will be beneficial to everybody , and making sure that development guidelines are followed , `` said Joshua Karrick , UK landscape architecture senior . Fragmenting this habitat even further could most surely mean the end for these two magnificent creatures and , quite possibly , for several more species . Even worse , it risks fragmenting the course , swapping intellectually demanding material for a rag-bag of tricks of the trade . arrived in Gillingham [ in Kent , England ] in 1875 as James White ... Knowledge must be actively distributed to those who can make use of it . Government , industry , communities , schools and families have developed many policies and programs to respond to rising childhood obesity , but their efforts remain fragmented , according to a new report by the Institute of Medicine . Provides an index of substantive political information for voters , political activists , political consultants , lobbyists , politicians , academicians , and media editors with a wide range of products , information , services , simulations , games , and polling in an interactive communications environment . We got some wine , punch , and cakes . Enhanced features available through Matrox Imaging Library ( MIL ) to enable hardware-accelerated operations such as image cached window / leveling , zoom , rotate , display buffer cloning , and the ability to view 1024 simultaneous shades of gray from 16-bit source images . Then will appear in the bottom of the vessel the mighty Ethiopian , burned , calcined , discoloured , altogether dead and lifeless . In his studies , Dr. Kandel found that simple behaviors could be accounted for by distinctive sets of nerve cells connected in invariant circuits . Furthermore , cyanobacteria-like ntcA fragments were specifically amplified from seawater samples irrespective of the presence of the myriad of other organisms found in the sea . If there is no complementary fragment , it will be washed off . In an astonishingly prescient book , Technologies without Borders , published in 1991 after his death , Pool concluded that the electronic revolution in communications technology was the first major technological advance in centuries that would have a profoundly decentralizing and fragmenting effect on society and culture . Traditionally , physicians leave metal fragments in a patient unless there is a high risk they will cause further damage , because surgery to remove them may be more harmful than leaving the fragments in place . Medusa directs her gaze at the skies rather than towards the trembling spectator ( even in Caravaggio 's version the Gorgon 's eyes are not permitted to meet the viewer 's ) ; furthermore , " Medusa is already dead by the time she appears in art " , [ 29 ] and what we see of her is not only partial , an inert fragment , but has been removed from its original and powerful context in the dark cave . Publications based on records : Proposed and adopted rules are published in the Texas Register , and adopted rules are published in the Texas Administrative Code , both publications of the Office of the Secretary of State . Some presenters try to put way too much information on their posters . I wanted to see the extent to which individuals within the US government were in fact motivated by Holocaust awareness and remembrance and so the bulk of the book is really focused on the post - Holocaust period , specifically Pol Pot 's destruction of the Cambodian people . Electron Capture Dissociation fragments ions in the ICR cell by emitting a beam of electrons ( typically < 1eV ) to the ion cloud . Arguments are fragments of code that you supply each time the macro is used . For example , if fragments of multiple frames are consistently received before each frame can be reconstructed in a set of limited PW reassembly buffers , then a set of these fragmented frames will never be delivered . Malignant melanoma incidence rates in Western Washington state have increased from 6 per 100,000 per year for both men and women in 1974 to 16 per 100,000 per year for females and 19 per 100,000 per year for males in 1991 . States : Linguistic contact and diversity . Journal of Medical Screening - Quarterly journal covers all aspects of medical screening and aims to focus on a multidisciplinary and currently fragmented subject to provide guidance for the effective evaluation and implementation of screening methods . They are still incredibly challenging to photograph , though , as they would rather sit directly over your head if given the chance . Your article cites instances when the Homeland Security and Treasury departments established their own unique contracts for specific acquisitions . But we must not lose sight of the unum necessarium , the essential : to give the people prophets and pastors . I've removed the <TMPL_IF new_channel> tags from around the outputting of the face image information in the fragment of index.html.tmpl shown in Listing 9 . page_alloc2 also takes steps to avoid fragmenting memory . Moreover , the thermodynamic limits we saw in week 2 imply that any possible computing technology that is based on logically irreversible operations - that erases bits with every operation - will necessarily suffer from the same scaling problem . " Fragments " and " The Crucible . When the current revision of governing regulation for determining statewide nursing home bed need was conceived , it took into account the availability of alternative , mostly community based , services on a fragmented , unmanaged basis , absent any substantive adjustments for the most desired distribution of community services and consumers .