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compartmentalization

NOUN
  1. a mild state of dissociation
  2. the act of distributing things into classes or categories of the same type

How To Use compartmentalization In A Sentence

  • While the essay gives a compartmentalization of suburb and some proposals on the promotion of Recreational Belt around Metropolis.
  • The size, shape, and compartmentalization of these specialized cells must be generated and supported by the cytoskeletal systems of intracellular transport. Another predictable argument against front-loading
  • One of the noisome results of such compartmentalization is that relationship "experts" warn us incessantly, "If you have to talk, see a therapist. Mr. Goodbar Redux
  • Practicing methodological naturalism and then believing in superstition is called compartmentalization, not intellectual consistency. Partial Knowlege, Totally Dangerous
  • The intensity of my career coupled with my self-imposed mental compartmentalization is protection for me. Excerpt: The Privilege of Youth by Dave Pelzer
  • The definition of time constraint was put forward considering the impact of the length of the time's compartmentalization and the self-learning function of the system was realized.
  • Membranes allow for the compartmentalization of many different processes in the cell, thus allowing for organizational complexity.
  • Not that this “decompartmentalization” of finance can be avoided much longer—global competition and the advent of the computer have assured that massive change must come. Economic Principals
  • In a very real way “symbolic” refers to integration and “diabolic” refers to compartmentalization. THE DIFFERENT DRUM
  • The compartmentalization that academics have allowed themselves to fall victim to is a catastrophe.
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