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"Fragmentation is the spacing, the separation effected by a temporalization which can only be understood — fallaciously — as the absence of time" (60).
The Ordinary Sky: Wordsworth, Blanchot, and the Writing of Disaster 2008
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Fragmentation occurs when large expanses of forestland are broken up into smaller forest tracts surrounded by other land uses.
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Fragmentation occurs when you edit or delete a file, creating an unused "space" on the disk in the middle of used space.
Wired Campus 2010
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Fragmentation occurs when an operating system will not or cannot make space to put things where they belong: contiguous to their customer.
Gemba Panta Rei 2008
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"Fragmentation" is a bogeyman, a red herring, a story you tell to frighten junior developers.
eWeek - RSS Feed 2010
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'Fragmentation' is a bogeyman, a red herring, a story you tell to frighten junior developers.
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"'Fragmentation' is a bogeyman, a red herring, a story you tell to frighten junior developers.
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"Fragmentation" on Malignant (1996), elements of techno, electro and dub became increasingly prominent, but still within the context of industrial and experimental music (Vita Mediativa
Side-Line news feed 2009
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"Fragmentation" on Malignant (1996), elements of techno, electro and dub became increasingly prominent, but still within the context of industrial and experimental music (Vita Mediativa
Side-Line news feed 2009
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"Fragmentation" on Malignant (1996), elements of techno, electro and dub became increasingly prominent, but still within the context of industrial and experimental music (Vita Mediativa
Side-Line news feed 2009
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