Sentence examples for was compartmentalized from inspiring English sources
verb
To separate something into different categories or compartments.
"A lot of corporate America was compartmentalized," he added.
So much of his life was compartmentalized that he seemed to be keeping secrets from himself.
Its interior was compartmentalized by horizontal dividers: fish here, ice there, gear there.
Dick himself suffered from paranoia and went through five marriages; even his writing suggests that his life was compartmentalized, and the walls that separated his characters' lives were obviously influenced by his own.
In one of them, organisms were classified as Eukaryotes if their genetic material was compartmentalized by a membrane into a nucleus, or Prokaryotes if this structure is absent (Chatton 1938); in the other system, organisms were classified into five Kingdoms (Monera, Protists, Fungi, Plantae, and Animalia) based on their overall biology (Whittaker 1969).
Holes were punched in the hull and large pumps gradually piped sea water into the ship, which was compartmentalized into three sections.
Valuable information is compartmentalized to keep it from leaking out.
"We're very fortunate the tanks were compartmentalized," Mr. Lapolla said.
In another work space is compartmentalized in a more literal way.
"It's compartmentalized," said Ira L. Zuckerman, an analyst at Nutmeg Securities in Fairfield, Conn.
