Sentence examples for compartmentalization that from inspiring English sources
In the end, it was the structure, the compartmentalization, that enabled Wölfli to master so many different forms of communication, to allow them all to speak at once, and yet be heard.
The mature spermatozoon exhibits extraordinary structural compartmentalization that is related to the presence of cytoskeletal proteins and has a functional role in connection with fertilization and motility.
The judges said they admired Hwang's decision to go with a nontraditional room shape, and liked the way she made efficient use of space with a kind of "compartmentalization" that offered both work and rest areas.
The compartmentalization that is part of the smooth and effective corporate approach is very different from the academic approach, which requires one to be a Jill of all trades, but Queen of none.
9) Another cool factor: there was none of the absurd compartmentalization that has too often characterized church gatherings.
Although this may be similar to the "coming out" process for most gay people, there is something more poignant and painful for trans people, trapped in the wrong body, a compartmentalization that may feel schizophrenic, challenging and hopeless at times, a double lifestyle that can take its toll.
That attempt at compartmentalization demonstrates that the council was beginning to realize that a full statement of the law on a single important subject could not be compressed into a general charter of liberties, no matter how long that charter might be.
We also investigate the qualitatively different compartmentalization strategies that emerge in parameter regimes where this approximation breaks down.
Membrane lipid composition and lipid signaling processes make fundamental contributions to compartmentalization strategies that are themselves critical for organizing cellular architecture and biochemical activities.
Krista spoke of a compartmentalization scheme that was dependent upon the topic.
Such compartmentalization means that our immune system is "ignorant" of these microbes and thus it has been proposed that loss of compartmentalization might result in an immune response to the colonizing bacteria.
