Examples of using To fragmentation in English and their translations into Danish
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MOV file also gets corrupt due to fragmentation on hard drive.
Drawing up urban lists to promote the programmes is a fine thing,provided that it does not lead to fragmentation.
The explosion of fraud is due to fragmentation of the Community's customs services.
Xvi Both inter-exchange competition, and competition between exchanges andother types of order-execution venue can contribute to fragmentation.
The segmentation of Eastern Europe has led to fragmentation in many places.
Finally, I want to thank Mr De Coene for emphasising the need to establish a better balance between the European Voluntary Service and the other actions, coordinating and integrating them, andcounteracting their tendency to fragmentation.
On the other hand,there are also many who believe that more Web shops leads to fragmentation, confusion and uncertainty, kinda like we today see it happening with smartphones.
If Zip files are deleted andwhen recovered using a data recovery software the recovered file can be incomplete due to fragmentation with file system.
The absence of common rules in various Member States has given way to fragmentation of legal frameworks which is harmful for both consumers and manufacturers and in fact prevents the realisation of a common market.
The geographical fragmentation of air traffic control services that prevails at present gives way only to fragmentation of an economic kind.
In fact, the level of transnational coordination is relatively low in the EU,leading to fragmentation and limited sharing of knowledge and best practice among Member States; research into Alzheimer's disease is lagging behind that into other serious diseases in Europe.
Many of you have already mentioned that 85% of public investment in research is nowadays made without any European coordination andthis inevitably leads to fragmentation and duplication.
Our system of science and innovation has weaknesses that need to be overcome,from underfunding to fragmentation, a lack of conditions for developing innovation, and excessive bureaucracy.
This may lead to CRC errors or corruption and when trying to open the Zip file, we may get errors like these Cannot open file: does not appear to be a valid archive The archive is corrupt or damaged Bad CRC Unknown compression method Compressed(zipped) folder is invalid or corrupted If Zip files are deleted andwhen recovered using a data recovery software the recovered file can be incomplete due to fragmentation with file system.
However, there is no common VAT system operating within the European Union at this time, andthe present lack of uniformity in this regard has led to fragmentation of the workings of the single market operating across fifteen different fiscal areas.
The predominance of national technical specifications used in procurement has led to fragmentation of the systems market and does not facilitate industrial cooperation at Community level; as a result, industry is particularly affected since it needs to considerably adapt its products for each national market; these practices render development and implementation of new technology unnecessarily difficult and slow down the introduction of new operational concepts that are required to increase capacity.
Indeed, most of the research effort in the field of neurodegenerative diseases is carried out by Member States, with a relatively low level of transnational coordination,leading to fragmentation and limited sharing of knowledge and best practices among Member States.
The small size and the predominance of national standards developed between the service providers andthe national industry has led to fragmentation of the equip ment market which does not facilitate the necessary industrial cooperation to de velop common standards, in particular for new technology e.g. electronic flight strips, medium-term conflict detection tools, flight data processing.
We were aware that the two were closely interconnected, and that, on the one hand, collaboration and cooperation between civil and military aviation had to be organised, whilst,on the other, we must put an end to fragmentation once and for all. As the brochure so splendidly put it, the patchwork had to become a network.
He guides us through the the Greek creation myth, Eden, the Romantic Period, which built an entire philosophy around fragmentation, Nietzsche's view of fragmentation, Freud,who turned fragmentation into a clinically normal state of being and on to our relationship to fragmentation today, which is, well, postmodern or simply contemporary.
We fear that this will lead to the fragmentation of your responsibilities.
Pursuing this path is suicidal andwill lead to the fragmentation of Europe.
It would have led to a fragmentation of the European Union market for medicines.
The changes that we make in the system configuration orsystem settings directly lead to registry fragmentation.
Although the introduction of MiFID brought innovation,it seems that it also contributed to the fragmentation of the market.
This EU level effort represents a vast improvement in efficiency compared to the fragmentation that existed before.