Sentence examples similar to into compartmentalized from inspiring English sources

However, the reader must bear in mind that the division of cognitive ability into these compartmentalized domains is inherently artificial, which in turn renders the assignment of neural networks to the subservience of a constrained domain equally so.

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

While these data confirmed that higher-order chromatin dynamics appears to be globally unconstrained in yeast, they showed that this organization level is constrained in higher eukaryotes where the chromatin is compartmentalized into chromosomal territories that are themselves further partitioned into the so-called "Topologically Associating Domains" (TADs) [ 10] or contact domains [ 9].

THE BATHROOM The space was neatly compartmentalized into three distinct areas: shower, sink and toilet.

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

As soon as the biological catalysts became compartmentalized into small individual units, or cells, the units would have begun to compete with one another for the same resources.

His new works have become slightly more structured: compartmentalized into patchworks of portraits, friezes and pictures within pictures, as if the artist had a new appreciation for classic American folk art.

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.

But the main problem, which also plagues the museum generally and to deadly effect, is the preoccupation with art history as linear in the face of its messy simultaneity, and compartmentalized into exclusive groups of like-minded individuals.

They sent "files" to an operation called Time Edit, in New York, where writers, drawing on those files and the material that researchers had dug out of the library and whatever could be lifted from the Times, composed tight narratives that were conveniently compartmentalized into sections like Sport and Medicine and Religion and Show Business.

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.