Yet the agents knew he led a compartmentalized life.
As they replace old-schoolers born in the 1940s and '50s, there is no turning back to a compartmentalized world.
This result, titled "Re-education Machine," conjures a compartmentalized, overanalyzed, possibly totalitarian environment where young minds are assiduously molded.
It's got a compartmentalized main cargo area, with room for a large SLR camera, a few lenses, and a few filters, batteries, and so on.
It is essential to target enzymes to the correct compartment in order to establish a proper flux through a compartmentalized pathway.
Inappropriate proliferation and extracellular matrix degradation produce a tissue mosaic instead of a compartmentalized, stratified epithelium.
We previously reported data that suggest a compartmentalized host response in pneumococcal meningitis [ 33].
The approach is best suited for complex systems that prove computationally difficult to analyze using a compartmentalized simulation.
Furthermore, it served as the basis for the reconstruction of a compartmentalized, genome-scale metabolic model of Kluyveromyces lactis, which is currently being finished.
Based on the results, we propose a compartmentalized CiMASH (Ca2+-induced limitation of the MASH) model that includes intracellular compartmentation of glucose and lactate metabolism.
"I know how to live, at least politically, a compartmentalized life," he said.
