atomised

The free market only works when both consumers and producers are atomised and unable to exert market influence.

One reason why is because Americans are more atomised culturally than people from, say, Mexico or Guatamala.

Those airbursts, conventional or not, and a consequent rain of partially burnt, somewhat atomised fissile material over Canada and..

It makes much less sense for the employees, who, atomised commodities, have no bargaining power.

With direct injection the fuel is aimed at specifically shaped depressions in the piston crowns which causes vortices between the atomised fuel and air improving the mix for a cleaner burn.

But this was supplanted and atomised by cheaper laptops when Vista rolled around, then rendered non-existent in the era of smartphones.

I feel it in a smaller but forced growing organization as the combination of atomised responsibilities and confused/overloaded coordination.

I believe LOX is injected into the engine as a liquid, it gets atomised rather than boiled?

London is a particularly atomised place of course, back home I think I would have got a very different response.

Being atomised hasn't improved how meaningful our lives are even though we created a lot of technology going that way.

As an atomised creative professional, copyright is not designed to help you.

Our knowledge is being atomised because there's so much of it.

Communication supposed to "bring us together" led to atomised hyper-individualism where we're barely able to agree on anything.

Which is typical of “rational expectations” belief systems based upon atomised individuals.

The day it happens you won’t have much time to say “damn, you were right” before you are atomised and reconstituted as an Amazon Prime cardboard package.

You aren't going to be paid more if your job is easier or whatever, you're gonna get paid less (and then end up doing more atomised work) because "an ai can do it".