Examples of using Fragmenting in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The political mainstream in Europe is fragmenting.
And fragmenting the cloudy lens prior to its removal from the eye.
Indeed, it is less Utopian than the attempt to keepalive the current, anti-democratic, fragmenting European Union”.
This may result in fragmenting incentives in the Internal Market for the products concerned.
But won't these advances seal us in our online alter-universe forever, fragmenting our dwindling focus even more?
Fragmenting the data also makes Enigma scalable(unlike those blockchain solutions where data gets replicated on every node).
In his writings Bohm argues passionately that our current way of fragmenting the world into parts not only doesn't work, but may even lead to our extinction.”[5].
Beyond fragmenting the trade and financial system that has underpinned the global economy for decades, the stage would be set for a devastating conflict.
Urban development andtransport infrastructure is covering over large areas of productive soil and fragmenting major animal and plant habitats in many places across the region.
I think it's just the NZT mind's way of fragmenting a problem into deviating perspectives, embodied by familiar people, or other nonthreatening manifestations, with whom you can interact to arrive at resolutions, but I don't know.
There is also a lack of convergence in the way MS use the available measures andthe resultant different standards/ labels actually risk fragmenting the market further along national lines.
Roads, new crops, fences, water bodies and other buildings,they are taking possession of and sometimes fragmenting habitat so that animal populations can no longer migrate or move freely, so that some species are threatened with extinction.
Unlike the Soviet T-64A(its main rival), the MBT-70 does not utilise composite armour, but an air gap that forces munitionspenetrating the initial layers to lose their mass by fragmenting apart before moving to the next layer of armour.
Different standards of scanners currentlydeployed in Europe bring a serious risk of fragmenting fundamental rights of EU citizens, impeding their rights of free movement and escalating their health concerns related to new security technologies.
These different rules and requirements, and the lack of information about how to comply with the various schemes,risk fragmenting the internal market and creating new barriers to the movement of people and goods.
While welcoming andappreciating the Commission's wish to promote"innovation in all regions[without fragmenting resources and], while ensuring complementarity between EU, national and regional support for innovation, R& D", the Committee is not fully in agreement that funding for this should derive primarily from cohesion policy.
Selection and issuance of rights over the same spectrum to different satellite operators in different Member States would prevent satellites from covering their natural footprint, which by nature covers a large number of countries;it would risk fragmenting the satellite communications market and eliminate the natural advantage of satellites compared to other modes of communication.
Each fragment was photographed 28 times at high resolution using different wavelengths of light.
Support for custom fragment programs for-vo gl(see TOOLS/*. fp).
I found this other fragment in the mix.
But using DNA fragments to create an entire strand magnifies the margin of error.
What are restriction fragment length polymorphisms?
The Whole has come to existence from the details, the fragments.
Hodgins thinks the metal fragments you gave him are shrapnel.
Fragmented opposition parties' alliance building.
The bullet fragments that Ducky pulled from the body.
This matches the fragment found in Laura's stomach.
So he used the Orb fragment as a catalyst to give their fears a physical form.
In each exhibited fragment we attempt to map various aspects of changing societies.