compartmentalization

Examples of compartmentalized

compartmentalized

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

As a result, joints that traverse impermeable deformation band shear zones may provide the primary pathways for fluid flow in sandstones compartmentalized by these zones.
It was because so much tax revenue was generated that all this policy activity could be fragmented and compartmentalized without much open conflict.
Planctomycetes are unusual compartmentalized bacteria that include a membrane-bounded nucleoid.
What might seem less predictable is that so many remain explicitly or implicitly ethnically and racially compartmentalized.
The overarching structure of the piece is always clearly discernible, despite its compartmentalized construction.
Spirituality can be integrated with the clinical assessment of the patient and does not need to be compartmentalized from other medical treatment.
We analysed whether the phasmid x plant species associations were significantly more organized (compartmentalized) than random, indicating that phasmids differ in their host plant preferences.
Cells of both tissue types are turgid and compartmentalized, which is a sign of being alive.
These compartmentalized agents indicated complex development starting from an early age and continuing through adolescence and adulthood.
Being at the crossroads of phonology, morphology and syntax, fillers resist a rigidly compartmentalized view of language.
If an organism is to grow beyond these limitations of size, it will naturally break itself up into a compartmentalized or cellular arrangement.
Policy and history were not to be compartmentalized.
As competition for grazing, arable land and trade goods increased, he identifies changes in activity location within households that may reflect increasingly compartmentalized gender roles.
Fillers are incompatible with a modularized (or at least compartmentalized) grammar which has distinct clitic function words with distinct syntactic and morphological functions.
The extent of pluralism fell short of its pure form and thus the system was called 'patterned', 'canalized', or 'compartmentalized' competition or pluralism.
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