Sentence examples for being compartmentalized into from inspiring English sources

Mr. Visser, who edits a Web site for posting historical research on Iraq, www.historiae.org, said that despite arguments by those in favor of partition, "Iraq has no tradition of being compartmentalized into neat, sectarian entities," except for a relatively brief period between 1880 and World War I. "For long periods before the 1880s, the Ottoman Empire governed these lands as one," he said.

The Z-2 reservoir stands the risk of being compartmentalized into two hydrocarbon accumulations ('X' and 'Y') during production.

Inadequate phasing or a pedigree error shows a similar effect but, in those cases, random switches are seen across the entire chromosome instead of being compartmentalized into blocks.

The camp is overseen by the highest levels of Iraqi intelligence, and those who worked there were compartmentalized into distinct sections.

Sometimes an important item is barely visible, but the player can find everything because the game is compartmentalized into small discrete spaces that limit the area you have to search.

Note that axons were compartmentalized into distinct bundles (circled in c).

For time-steps when BCMrun(i) and BCMrch(i) are non-zero, the amounts are accumulated for the grid cells upstream of a streamgage and are compartmentalized into the surface and subsurface reservoirs.

This is because in C3 plants, the entire process of photosynthesis takes place in MC, but in C4 plants the process of photosynthesis is compartmentalized into MC and BSC.

Especially, Meng et al. [11] discussed an SEIS epidemic model in a population that is compartmentalized into three classes: the susceptible, exposed, and infectious classes, with sizes denoted by (S t)), (E t)), (I t)), respectively.

Eukaryotic cells are compartmentalized into membrane-bound organelles that carry out different biological functions.

Holes were punched in the hull and large pumps gradually piped sea water into the ship, which was compartmentalized into three sections.