compartmentalisation造句

例句与造句

1. This appears to draw parallels with the fragmentation and compartmentalisation of the body, both by the medical profession and the media, where in both cases the essence of the whole, or " real " person, is lost.
2. But overall that's not a good thing because it leads to unhealthy compartmentalisation, sometimes with different fields coming to contradictory conclusions without being too concerned about the fact, simply because they don't take each other seriously.
3. The Challenge facing the Club now and in the future is how to manage and develop these advantages, which, in the short term, means how to repair the damage done to the interior by compartmentalisation, while simultaneously complying with current safety legislation.
4. Sometimes it's too verbose for a technical subject : " doctrinal intransigence ", " intractability of the powerplant ", " compartmentalisation of a design bureau "; sometimes too technical : " six-light flightdeck " ( what is it ? ).
5. The biomineralisation of the magnetite requires regulating mechanisms to control the concentration of iron, the crystal nucleation, the redox potential and the pH . This is achieved by means of compartmentalisation in structures known as magnetosomes that allow the biochemical control of the above-mentioned processes.
6. It's difficult to find compartmentalisation in a sentence. 用compartmentalisation造句挺难的
7. In this scenario soldiers were given physical drills and common-sense tips on how to survive in the jungle by studying its characteristics, dense vegetation with limited visibility, heavy cross compartmentalisation, streams & rivers, heat & humidity, few roads, numerous tracks and limited communication.
8. Within minutes, further attacks resulted in at least three more torpedoes striking " Repulse " . " Repulse " did not have the anti-torpedo blisters her sister " Renown " had received, and also did not have a modern battleship's internal waterproof compartmentalisation and subdivision.
9. The term'Catbird Seat'is mentioned a number of times during the Manhattan Season 1 TV series to indicate that forbidden dialogue has occurred between scientists working on the A-bomb project at the end of the 2nd World War, who should have been isolated from each other through compartmentalisation ( scientists working on inter-related problems without the knowledge of others ).
10. However, most of the faculty's economists and political scientists and some public law professors sought to create a university which would extend beyond the disciplinary compartmentalisation; they hurried ahead of their colleagues and established " Paris I " & mdash; which would later be called " Panth閛n-Sorbonne " & mdash; with professors of humanities . the traditional seat of the law studies ( hence it is also used by Panth閛n-Assas University ).
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