How To Use Compartmentalize In A Sentence
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They compartmentalize terminal steps of anaerobic energy metabolism but, unlike mitochondria, hydrogenosomes cannot use oxygen as an electron acceptor; they reduce protons to molecular hydrogen.
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He compartmentalizes the disparate aspects of his life and shifts gears between them on the spot, rarely looking back.
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Part of the attraction for journalists, Walsh suggests, is that the drama broaches the vexed issue of the way in which news is compartmentalised.
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Admittedly this compartmentalizes him too much.
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That's not about knowledge of cold, hard facts - that's about a modest analytical ability to compartmentalise unassociated information.
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most sciences have become woefully compartmentalized
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Traditionally men have compartmentalized their lives, never letting their personal lives encroach upon their professional lives.
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I further suggest that the human capacity to compartmentalize categories of thinking is sufficiently great as to permit simultaneous belief in assertions that are contradictory.
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Terry's got a remarkable ability to compartmentalize things.
AFTERMATH
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Strategies include instruction and practice in the use of date books, calendars, reminder notes, compartmentalized pill boxes, electronic cuing devices, automatic telephone dialers and the like.
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Doreen says culturally and economically, she has proved that polygamy more than monogamy, compartmentalises women into the class of minors.
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And so is she, although obviously, being a woman she is able to compartmentalize this sort of thing better.
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You cannot compartmentalize your life like this!
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My husband is kind enough to dismiss my sheer and utter inability to keep a joke straight with a shake of his head and a gentle, ‘Oh, honey …’ Hopefully, he compartmentalizes this quirk of mine as something cute, though I dare say that if he really cared about me, he would step in a little earlier, like before I make an ass of myself.
Archive 2009-01-01
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Here in the States, alternative media have become extremely compartmentalised.
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In under 30 minutes, we get a novel's worth of detail about her life: her beloved but torpid husband, her ability to compartmentalize infidelity, the long shadow her father casts.
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without him the dullness of her life crept into her work no matter how she tried to compartmentalize it.
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For him, this perspective helped to decompartmentalize radical theory and aesthetics.
Manhood in the Age of Aquarius: Masculinity in Two Countercultural Communities, 196583
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He claims he is able to compartmentalize his relationships with on and off-screen lovers.
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We seem to have the mental ability to compartmentalise issues and problems when it suits us.
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It's plain silly to compartmentalize the disciplines, as if a botanist couldn't talk to an economist, a geologist to a rhetorician, or N. A. Chomsky to G. W. Bush.
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In 2010, an operating system needs to decompartmentalize and allow content to circulate more easily," Petit said, comparing other platforms to "a long hallway with doors to a lot of rooms that don't join up with each other.
Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion
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Specifically, kimonos compartmentalise cultural display both within and outside of Japanese culture.
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Strategies include instruction and practice in the use of date books, calendars, reminder notes, compartmentalized pill boxes, electronic cuing devices, automatic telephone dialers and the like.
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In a response to a series of articles from the Beverly Hills Courier, Metro attempts to compartmentalize and relativize the information from their own experts:
John Mirisch: Fault-y Towers: Don't Mention the Core!
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This task is actually easier outside the old hierarchical corporate structure, where information was compartmentalized and unrelated contexts kept strictly separate.
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A hip travel companion, this studded leather carry-on bag by World According to Jess is compartmentalized for stashing all your essentials.
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Sustainable farming practices allow the natural integration of farming, wildlife, conservation and society whereas currently conventional thinking attempts to compartmentalise these as separate concerns.
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He claims he is able to compartmentalize his relationships with on and off-screen lovers.
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In addition, this method of inquiry asks community members to separate or compartmentalize specific components of their environment.
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Even general theory itself was now compartmentalized into microeconomics and macroeconomics.
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That was all the information he would decompartmentalize for today.
The Concrete Blonde
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The break-in was an ultrasensitive, “compartmentalized” operation.
Fallout
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While the centre of Paris is almost unbroken in its beauty from one end of the Seine to the other on either bank, Berlin is a compartmentalised city with pockets of life and interest.
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The concept is not entirely dissimilar to the idea of segmented or compartmentalized structures used in modern ship hulls or gasoline tanker trucks.
Where Wizards Stay Up Late
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Even general theory itself was now compartmentalized into microeconomics and macroeconomics.
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Most people accommodate a complex system of multilevel, multidimensional, semi-compartmentalized beliefs and values.
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This will allow you to fully compartmentalize your chest into upper and lower sections and to focus more intensely on each area.
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Traditionally men have compartmentalized their lives, never letting their personal lives encroach upon their professional lives.
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As such, strategies that tend to compartmentalize individuals into arbitrary categories are not likely to be effective.
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His life was carefully compartmentalized, with his work in one city and his social life in another.
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Maybe it speaks to my ability to hide my feelings/thoughts/past, or maybe it speaks to my ability to compartmentalize my thoughts/feelings/past, or maybe it's just a part of moving on and moving apart.
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Syllabuses became 'modularised', so learning became more compartmentalised.
Times, Sunday Times
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Johnson MP, Childs MD, Isada NB, Koppitch III GC, Evans MI: Trisomy 16 CVS and viable pregnancy: Lethal aneuploidy compartmentalized to the trophoblast in two otherwise normal pregnancies.
Prenatal Diagnosis
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Johnson Space Center Director Mike Coats, a former astronaut, praised Kelly for the way he compartmentalizes family and NASA duties, like most astronauts: He's probably had a bigger challenge than most.
Kelly, Giffords reunite, hold hands for 2 hours
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They keep these worlds separate and tend to compartmentalize any dissonance they might feel.
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These compartmentalised cells are called 'eukaryotic', and they all share a common ancestor that arose just once in four billion years of evolution.
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The final poetic statement propounding the belief that life is all one time, not to be squandered or compartmentalized.
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A compartmentalized thinker who indulges in epistemology can destroy his knowledge, yet retain it as well.
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Figure 6), freezing of a non-diapausing C. amoena appeared to occur separately in the gut and the haemocoel, but this was the only occasion on which we were able to discern any distinct compartmentalised freezing that might indicate differential freezing in soft tissues.
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles
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Traditionally men have compartmentalized their lives, never letting their personal lives encroach upon their professional lives.
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But Charles Beatty was one of those people who compartmentalized the arts in their lives and left them behind at the theatre door.
AN OLDER WOMAN
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He had long before developed an ability to compartmentalise his life.
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Terry's got a remarkable ability to compartmentalize things.
AFTERMATH
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With ingenuity and nuance, he compartmentalizes the cluelessness of the men; they had a job but the particulars were need-to-know.
James Scarborough: Hollywood Fringe: The Dumb Waiter, Vespertine Productions & Girl Band in the Men's Room, Dirty Blonde Productions
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I've always been this sort of person who thinks ahead, anally breaking the years up into three or four year segments and thinking about what each segment would contain, I would compartmentalise my life into challenges.
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He compartmentalises the disparate aspects of his life and shifts gears between them on the spot, rarely looking back.
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Increasingly, however, the floodplain has become empoldered and compartmentalised for flood protection and agriculture.
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So if these are important spies, you need separate teams of spymasters and supporting crews that are compartmentalized.
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Japanese love a good obento, which is a select assortment of traditional delicacies served in a bento box, a compartmentalized tray with high walls to prevent intermingling of foodstuffs.
WN.com - Business News
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Terry's got a remarkable ability to compartmentalize things.
AFTERMATH
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However, during infection and damage phenols and oxidases, such as peroxidase and tyrosinase, become decompartmentalized and could oxidize phenolic compounds to form antimicrobial quinones.
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All of that would have been compartmentalized and forgotten had he won, of course.
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Since the Soviet Union was itself largely closed and compartmentalized, the nuclear cities stood within concentric layers of defenses like fortresses within fortresses, like nested Russian dolls.
How to Get a Nuclear Bomb
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Yet in the traditional workplace, information was tightly controlled and compartmentalized.
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Modern life is compartmentalized into work and leisure.
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Yet in the traditional workplace, information was tightly controlled and compartmentalized.
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Religion is not compartmentalized, but a living part of contemporary society, reflecting where it is and what its potentials are.
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Planning for possible action will be ‘compartmentalised’ to ensure the fewest number of people have access to classified information.
