- (biology)
Compartmentalization (engineering)
Compartmentalization (fire protection)
Compartmentalization (information security)
Compartmentalization (psychology)...
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dealt with by
compartmentalizing them and
dealing with each only in a context-dependent way.
Those who have PTSD
often compartmentalize positive and negative...
- A
sensitive compartmented information facility (SCIF /skɪf/), in
United States military,
national security/national
defense and
intelligence parlance,...
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Compartmentalization, in
information security,
whether public or private, is the
limiting of
access to
information to
persons or
other entities on a need-to-know...
- In fire safety,
compartmentation in structures, such as land-based buildings,
traffic tunnels, ships,
aerospace vehicles, or submarines, is an objective...
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Sensitive compartmented information (SCI) is a type of
United States classified information concerning or
derived from
sensitive intelligence sources,...
- When
referring to engineering,
compartmentalization is the
general technique of
separating two or more
parts of a
system to
prevent malfunctions from spreading...
- object-oriented design,
Grady Booch defined encapsulation as "the
process of
compartmentalizing the
elements of an
abstraction that
constitute its
structure and behavior;...
- membrane-bound organelles. The
formation of
cellular compartments is
called compartmentalization. Both organelles, the
mitochondria and
chloroplasts (in photosynthetic...
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Compartmentalization Of
Decay In
Trees (CODIT) is a
model developed by
plant pathologist Alex
Shigo after studying wood-decay
fungus patterns. In keeping...
