Shigo was a passionate tree specialist whose theory of compartmentalisation of tree decay changed the way trees are pruned.
The compartmentalisation of education into science and humanities, or into more exclusive domains, must be reversed, Mr Morin says.
More immediately, the Great Depression and the subsequent compartmentalisation of the world into economic blocs also worked to the advantage of the already powerful.
The third culprit is the compartmentalisation of medicine: cancer specialists think only about lowering the risk of cancer – and not about the rising risk of heart disease, stroke, or depression.
My concern is that an essentially arbitrary compartmentalisation of conditions in relation to professional disciplines appears to have led to a gross inequality in how closely related conditions are perceived and investigated.
"There has been nothing proven against the APY board, there has been no natural justice, no procedural fairness, no compartmentalisation of any allegations," said Sansbury on behalf of the group and approved by APY.
But under the threat of imminent extinction, and with many husbands absent for long periods of time during the Second World War, the strict compartmentalisation of sexual desires had broken down.
The group identity aids in the compartmentalisation of what its members stand for and each university becomes inextricably associated with its group colleagues and their latest campaigns, successes and failures.
Aldous Huxley's novel, with its themes of anti-individualism and the compartmentalisation of humanity, has been plundered countless times for movies such as Equilibrium, Dark City and Gattaca, but it has never been filmed for the big screen.
Crossing in the middle is the compartmentalisation of social lives and exchnages.
Regeneration of bone can be enhanced by compartmentalisation of the bone defect.
