But listen, the human brain is surprisingly good at compartmentalizing.
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"I think we're very good at compartmentalizing things," Biles said.
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Painting, for her, was a way of compartmentalizing pain, aging, loss.
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It's as if she's compartmentalizing off parts of her own brain.
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Issa wears so many different hats—she's really good at compartmentalizing.
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That was the case for Hamill, who had no trouble compartmentalizing.
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And because he has no context, he's not good at compartmentalizing information.
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The Republican Party has proved fantastic at compartmentalizing with respect to Trump.
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Compartmentalizing the meal forces the dog to slow down as they eat.
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"In many ways, we're compartmentalizing our coverage," a CNN source told POLITICO.
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Compartmentalizing time this way is good for workers' mental health, too, said Egan.
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Jason Day tried, but he has never been good at compartmentalizing his emotions.
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Compartmentalizing my trip into events made it easier to pack smarter and avoid overpacking.
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I've not communicated this properly yet, but the central idea is about de-compartmentalizing genre.
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You're pretty good at compartmentalizing your emotions, but your gift for this will be tested.
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He's always been good at compartmentalizing, something he probably inherited from Anne to begin with.
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The president then returned, and, compartmentalizing what had just happened, resumed talking about the campaign.
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" To deal with it, though, Buttigieg said he had to "do a lot of compartmentalizing.
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Considering all that's going on around here, we're doing a pretty good job of compartmentalizing.
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"I would hope we can start compartmentalizing," and start to get things done, he said.
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In interviews with people within the industry, the word "compartmentalizing" comes up again and again.
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Compartmentalizing has always been part of my survival took kit, long before I came to Hollywood.
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I've always been good at compartmentalizing, drawing boundaries between work and the rest of my life.
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I was out as a gay man, but kept colonial resentment inside, compartmentalizing myself through business school.
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Every language has certain vocabulary for compartmentalizing the world, but how different languages discuss time is particularly interesting.
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All kinds of troubled people were and are excellent athletes, geniuses at compartmentalizing or fueling themselves with troubles.
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Although the team's secret server system has been widely criticized, compartmentalizing sensitive data in order to secure it isn't an unusual practice in cybersecurity, in the broader tech industry, or in government—for instance, the National Institute of Standards and Technology recommends compartmentalizing sensitive data for all federal computer systems.
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Men's brains are like waffles because they're better at compartmentalizing new things they're learning into easy to manage squares.
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The calendar does the work of compartmentalizing messiness for you, packaging blurry events into coherent (if arbitrary) little boxes.
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He stuffs every memento of his father into a drawer, compartmentalizing and closing it off from the rest of his life.
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Spend some time early in the week getting your most important corresponding and compartmentalizing done while Mercury is still in Virgo.
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"He's as good as anybody I've ever been around at compartmentalizing and knowing when to keep emotions where they need to be."
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So I think a lot of people are compartmentalizing — their work happens online, and where they'll live is for quality of life.
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The sisters have become, through experience, adept at compartmentalizing, even if facing each other across the net is still not entirely natural.
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But it is Boston's capacity for compartmentalizing that will help determine whether the series returns to TD Garden for a Game 7.
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Therefore, for young gays like me who grew up Jewish in traditional communities, it's easy to end up compartmentalizing each aspect of yourself.
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I guess you're both moving around internationally and busy, but you are in a relationship with each other — KB: I mean, it's compartmentalizing.
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Instead of compartmentalizing his life he is able to be himself and this has contributed to a greater sense of freedom and confidence.
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Durant's teammates could sense that he had sustained a serious injury, but Cousins and the rest of them played on, compartmentalizing their concern.
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I think it's important to remember that our brains attempt to make sense of the world by compartmentalizing things, and humans too, into groups.
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Kumail tries to reconcile those clashes by simply compartmentalizing different aspects of his life — and realizes, eventually, that he can't always pull it off.
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But by compartmentalizing, you also, in some ways, keep them frozen in time, and in spaces you can return to when you miss them.
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"If you have trouble compartmentalizing work and personal life, you likely will go into discussions about people and projects without even realizing," Taylor says.
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People are compartmentalizing themselves, ignoring others based on their religion, their race, their socioeconomic status, the regions they live in — and it's a problem.
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The season's last half finds another gear, as the guilt-racked Barry has a harder and harder time compartmentalizing his vocation from his avocation.
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The Republican front-runner also isn't used to "compartmentalizing information he has heard that should not be spoken of outside of a certain room," Priess said.
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The Grey Sloan crew was all smiles on set, however, so either they're great at compartmentalizing or there is nothing earth-shattering happening in the finale.
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I think it's very common to see women compartmentalizing their lives and not really having time to think about what an integrated life would look like.
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Think of it as modularizing and compartmentalizing the guts of Android so that it's simpler for Google, manufacturers, and carriers to get updates pushed through to you.
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When Mercury meets the sun at 27:200 PM on Thursday, we have clear insight into compartmentalizing our thoughts to clarify our intentions, both verbally and mentally.
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"She's very good at compartmentalizing and at the end of the day, she wants True to have a happy relationship with both of her parents," one source said.
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The truth is that despite being good at compartmentalizing, I was worried that I would be a mess when I became pregnant — and in some ways I was.
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Something pretty important happens; a corner is turned and you're understanding the role you play in the grand scheme of things, compartmentalizing what is and isn't your business.
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I think he is very good at compartmentalizing his own stuff and other people perhaps can't compartmentalize it the same way and just get used to the noise.
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Mindhunter's great theme is compartmentalization; it's particularly interested in how we put on different masks to deal with different situations, and how compartmentalizing too much can be highly damaging.
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Others focus on compartmentalizing areas of their lives such as using different physical computers for work and personal use, or create separate digital accounts for working, shopping and banking.
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Most people end up compartmentalizing, and they are in some weird mode of denial and acceptance about death, but they both have the result of making you very passive.
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" Back in the morgue, Dr. Andrew said he had learned to cope in this job, and its full immersion in death, by compartmentalizing what he sees and "locking it away.
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Mr. Henry had always been an ace at compartmentalizing, filing away for later anything he didn't want to think about right then, keeping the personal firmly separate from the professional.
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"She's very good at compartmentalizing and at the end of the day, she wants True to have a happy relationship with both of her parents," a source close to Kardashian said.
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Plus, it has the added benefit of compartmentalizing each one with dedicated sections for each device, so you can avoid the mess and headache of mixing up your wires and gadgets.
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From them, he learned the importance of compartmentalizing over the 82-game slog of the regular season, of not getting too excited about victories and, especially, not flogging himself after defeats.
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"She's very good at compartmentalizing and at the end of the day, she wants True to have a happy relationship with both of her parents," a source close to Kardashian told PEOPLE.
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"She's very good at compartmentalizing and at the end of the day, she wants True to have a happy relationship with both of her parents," a source close to the star said.
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Writing under this kind of time pressure, especially about a figure like Mr. Bowie, is a little stressful, but I have become pretty good at compartmentalizing thanks to tight deadlines for show reviews.
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"She's very good at compartmentalizing and at the end of the day, she wants True to have a happy relationship with both of her parents," a source close to Kardashian, 34, tells PEOPLE.
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Owen does what he usually does by compartmentalizing — he says his goodbye, barely holding it together, and then runs off when the hospital pages him because of a mass opioid OD hitting the city.
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David shut down emotionally in response to his wife's death, compartmentalizing his memories to the point of forgetting her birthday, and hiding any videos that might spark painful memories from his computer's search results.
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"He has learned to do a better job of compartmentalizing," a Trump ally said about Trump's mindset around the Russia probe, although the source acknowledged the President still likes to vent about the investigation.
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It was a poignant way to recognize pop culture's habit of compartmentalizing black women and their figures to something more niche, hence it's appearance in the best female and best hip-hop video categories.
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The only issue I have is that all these extremely realistic-looking animals have extremely sexy voices and it takes some compartmentalizing to separate the furry animal from the famous star bringing it to life.
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Jim Himes (D-Conn.), who chaired Wednesday's hearing, called the GOP boycott a "sad and dangerous" break from the committee's long history of "compartmentalizing" politically charged feuds to handle the nuts and bolts of intelligence work.
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After talking to mental health and work culture experts about this, I came away thinking that getting better at compartmentalizing and planning are the keys to finding real work-life balance as a coworker in the gig economy.
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If a coffee cup is a stand-in for a paint can, Murray is reminding us that art and life are inseparable, that one is always intruding on the other, and compartmentalizing them is really a bourgeois idea.
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The whistle-blower is often not in a position to gauge what harm his revelations will cause, and the government responds to whistle-blowing by compartmentalizing information even more tightly, which, in turn, makes government even more homogeneous.
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The hope is that compartmentalizing these areas of play will allow testing and comparison of techniques from different researchers on each, along with refinement, before their eventual combination in complex agents that attempt to master the whole game.
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Because if you're not able to bring your full, authentic self to the workplace, if you have to pretend that everything is okay, compartmentalizing is what a lot of Black women have to do a lot of the time.
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Several people who have been close to Mr. Trump over the years say that he is exceptionally good at rationalizing his own behavior to himself, and compartmentalizing the types of personal catastrophes that would leave other people emotionally ravaged.
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And while the company has long been notorious for internal secrecy, compartmentalizing its projects on a need-to-know basis, Jobs seemed to be proposing a more porous structure where ideas would be more freely shared across common spaces.
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Even at 51, R. Kelly's infatuation with younger women doesn't cause mass outrage like it should because America has a funny way of compartmentalizing the elements of race, class, and gender—and when those elements intersect, the country cares even less.
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"I think we're very good at compartmentalizing things, and so we just kind of push it in the back of our heads because we don't want anyone to think of that or we don't want ourselves to think of that," Biles said.
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Compartmentalizing grief is, sometimes, a necessity "There's this pervasive trend in stories of domestic tragedies, especially in America: A family suffers a loss and they go through this tumultuous phase, communication breaks down, they suffer, they turn against each other a little," said Aster.
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Those people "are better at compartmentalizing or utilizing some of the energy that surrounds the emotions they're experiencing — maybe it's anger, maybe it's sadness — and channeling that into another venue or arena," said Trent Petrie, director of the University of North Texas Center for Sport Psychology.
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While there's nothing wrong with compartmentalizing your footwear, in a perfect world, these two shoes would simply be one in the same: comfortable enough for you to forgo that emergency bandaid in your purse and chic enough for you to wear with that cool corduroy blazer you just scored.
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" While we still don't know which two women Higgins drops the "L" word on, the three remaining contestants are Caila, JoJo and Lauren B., and Harrison said Higgins did "such a good job" of compartmentalizing his relationships with them – in fact, he might have done "too good of a job!
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"I was really struggling, and I was having an internal conflict with the fact that I had this beautiful, amazing miracle baby — literally, she was a miracle for us — and I just was having a hard time compartmentalizing how to manage my life now with this new baby," Rossi explains.
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"My design will bring to the homeland physical security engineering practices that are implemented in Iraq and Afghanistan, which safeguard US government facilities from unauthorized personnel, suicide car bombs, and terrorist attacks, while facilitating ease and economy of repair and compartmentalizing any damage caused by attack, criminal elements, and even natural disasters."
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Alistair Hofert — the cofounder of management consulting firm Synapse Squared, a member of McKinsey Quarterly's Online Executive Panel, and a former advisory management consultant at PricewaterhouseCoopers for 11 years — said compartmentalizing different business models for different types of companies, such as startups, will allow consultants to work with a variety of different clients.
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By compartmentalizing the infidelity matter as a personal issue, Clinton diffused it as a political one — at least until the current "Me Too" movement cast his behavior, which included grave and credible allegations of rape, sexual assault, harassment and other misconduct, in a far different light, sparking broad censure and the end of his once-towering political influence.
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Prokaryotes have similar proteins called paraseptins. They form compartmentalizing ring-like structures strongly associated with the cell membranes. Septins are involved in the formation of structures such as, cilia and flagella, dendritic spines, and yeast buds.
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Klein plays Yaron the head of a counter terrorist organization. There is a hostage drama near the end of the film. Yaron's wife is pregnant. The film explores Yaron's difficulties in compartmentalizing his professional and domestic lives.
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Regardless of whether a large neural network is biological or artificial, it remains largely susceptible to interference at and failure in any one of its nodes. By compartmentalizing subtasks, failure and interference are much more readily diagnosed and their effects on other sub-networks are eliminated as each one is independent of the other.
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So precious could love letters be that even already read ones would even be brought into battle and read again for solace during a break in the action. Others would defer, compartmentalizing their feelings and leaving a letter folded away where it would cause no pain.John Masters, The Road Past Mandalay (London 1973) p. 164 and p.
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Spines are particularly advantageous to neurons by compartmentalizing biochemical signals. This can help to encode changes in the state of an individual synapse without necessarily affecting the state of other synapses of the same neuron. The length and width of the spine neck has a large effect on the degree of compartmentalization, with thin spines being the most biochemically isolated spines.
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The main function that the glycosome serves is of the glycolytic pathway that is done inside its membrane. By compartmentalizing glycolysis inside of the glycosome, the cell can be more successful. In the cell, action in the cytosol, the mitochondria, and the glycosome are all completing the function of energy metabolism. This energy metabolism generates ATP through the process of glycolysis.
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Cultural socialization mechanisms may also discourage people from thinking of their food choices as harmful; for example, children's books and meat advertisements usually portray farm animals as leading happy lives, or even desiring to be eaten. Compartmentalizing animals in different categories (such as pets, pests, predators, and food animals) may help avoid dissonance associated with differential treatment of different species.
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Schematic showing two possible conformations of the lipids at the edge of a pore. In the top image the lipids have not rearranged, so the pore wall is hydrophobic. In the bottom image some of the lipid heads have bent over, so the pore wall is hydrophilic. For cellular organisms, the transport of specific molecules across compartmentalizing membrane barriers is essential in order to exchange content with their environment and with other individuals.
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The house is arranged so that the living room and dining room form a single space: the kitchen was separated from them by plate glass and a group of shelves. This gave a clear view from the kitchen to the living and dining area, allowing Mrs. Willey to watch the rest of the house while in the kitchen. This was an important step away from the historic precedent of compartmentalizing the functions of the house into separate rooms.
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Levin appeared as an event speaker for the National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association in April 2010 in which he publicly confirmed his self-identification as gay. He discussed his fear of losing his career if someone were to find out, which led to Levin compartmentalizing his personal and professional lives. Levin's longtime partner is Andy Mauer, a Southern California chiropractor. The two own multiple properties together, sharing joint-deed listings since the late 1990s and early 2000s.
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Few build tools work well in a monorepo, and flows where builds and continuous integration testing of the entire repository are performed upon check-in will cause performance problems. Directed graph builds systems like Buck, Bazel, Pants and Please solve this by compartmentalizing builds and tests to the active area of development. Twitter began development of Pants in 2011, as both Facebook's Buck and Google's Bazel were closed-source at the time. Twitter open-sourced Pants in 2012 under the Apache 2.0 License.
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IBM sought a migration path toward a new world view of computing based upon the efficient reuse of common work. It wanted to break the traditional monolithic software development cycle of producing alphas, then betas, then testing, and repeating over the entire operating system—instead compartmentalizing the development and quality assurance of individual unit objects. This required a new way to build all software, nicknamed the Grand Unified Theory of Systems (GUTS). This theory would merge with Apple's existing efforts to build microkernel-based object-oriented frameworks.
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Method acting is employed by actors to evoke realistic emotions into their performance by drawing on personal experiences. Raymond Hamden, doctor of Clinical and Forensic Psychology, defines the purpose of method acting as “compartmentalizing their own feelings while playing another character [so] they could bring the emotions of that personal feeling to cry if they needed to with that character.”Hamden, Raymond. “Clinical and Forensic Psychology.” However, when these emotions are not compartmentalized, they can encroach on other facets of life, often seeming to disrupt the actor’s psyche.
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Genode lacks any practical global namespace; there is no global file system or registry of processes or IPC endpoints. This is in contrast to systems such as Unix which feature a ubiquitous file system and allow a superuser context to arbitrarily manage any process within the system. Explicitly declaring the permissions and routing of components may be perceived as labor-intensive relative to Unix. However, compartmentalizing administration allows subsystems to be managed by mutually untrusted system administrators on the same machine without resorting to virtualizing, a common isolation method.
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Aegyptopithecus zeuxis was a species that had a dental formula of 2:1:2:3 on both the upper and lower jaws, with the lower molars increasing in size posteriorly. The molars showed an adaptation called compartmentalizing shear, which is where the cutting edges involved in the buccal phase serve to surround basins in such a way that food is cut into fragments that are trapped and then ground during the lingual phase. The canines of this species were sexually dimorphic. The ascending mandibular ramus of this species is relatively broad.
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In his book on object-oriented design, Grady Booch defined encapsulation as "the process of compartmentalizing the elements of an abstraction that constitute its structure and behavior; encapsulation serves to separate the contractual interface of an abstraction and its implementation."Grady Booch, Object-Oriented Analysis and Design with Applications, . Addison-Wesley, 2007, , p. 51-52 The purpose is to achieve potential for change: the internal mechanisms of the component can be improved without impact on other components, or the component can be replaced with a different one that supports the same public interface.
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Kodak had security procedures in place to prevent one position from having too much information. They did this by compartmentalizing information and restricting information on a need-to- know basis. Unfortunately, Worden was in a position that allowed him to acquire all the information he would later to sell to Kodak competitors. Kodak also required all employees to sign nondisclosure agreements, but due to a lapse in Kodak's security program, employees did not fully understand their duty to protect trade secrets which was required by their nondisclosure agreements.
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IBJ became a private-sector bank in 1950 and took on legal form under the Long-Term Bank Act of 1952. However the Act was framed within the terms of the US-led Occupation policy of compartmentalizing financial services. IBJ was forced to retreat from much of its former investment banking activities and return principally to long-term lending funding by issuing bank debentures. During the high-growth period of the Japanese economy in the 1960s, IBJ was particularly active in financing steel production, shipping, shipbuilding, and automobile manufacturing.
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Amanda opens up to Graham, telling him she has not cried since her parents divorced when she was 15. She surprises him at his house and discovers he is a widower with two young daughters. He explains that he kept his daughters a secret because compartmentalizing his life helps him deal with the overwhelming responsibility of being a single working father and because he does not want to bring a woman into the girls' lives unless he is sure the relationship has a future. They begin to think their relationship is more complicated than they can handle.
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What Baopals does instead is reconfigure the interface, making it sleek and approachable, and compartmentalizing all that miscellanea into 16 categories. Game status: changed." In April, City Weekend (Shanghai) published a piece on Baopals, saying, "At long, long last: shopping start-up Baopals has cracked the world of Taobao and Tmall wide open for the expat community. Translating the treasure trove of these products into English would have been enough, but the company also offers phenomenally easy delivery and payment options that reflect the gradually opening Chinese market in which us expats participate on a daily basis.
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The highest rooms were hidden from street view, which could be accessed from inside the building. Another strategy was building only one floor or excessively compartmentalizing each floor. Locals still had to pay a monetary royalty, the collection of which was very complex. Due to their inability to host the royal officials, homeowners had to contribute royalties to the value of the third part of the rents that their property could produce, according to the legal provisions of Philip II which attempted to solve the Visita General (General Visitation) of 1749, still visible on the tiles attached to the facades of the houses in the historic center of Madrid.
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Harold Worden was a former employee of Kodak and he worked for 28 years at the company. During his time at Kodak, Worden had worked as a project manager in the Rochester-based Kodak film manufacturing plant that Kodak tasked to develop the 401 process, a process designed to enhance both the speed and quality of film manufacturing. Kodak made the information involved in the process secret and tried to protect against it leaving the company by compartmentalizing the information so that no one employee had all the information and so that it was restricted on a need-to-know basis. Worden was one of the few employees that had access to all of the information.
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In other words, the character of a group is never fixed, and in accordance with group member's individual perceptions the boundaries of identities vary. Hence, comparing to the objective group characteristics, the boundary mechanisms of distinguishing a particular group from others should be studied more. His conception of ethnic group defined by exclusion rules out any definitional way to distinguish ethnicity from other collective identity including religious and class identities, for which reason himself is more concerned with the shifting interactions among class, ethnic religious loyalties than with "compartmentalizing definitions". For Armstrong, "myth, symbol, communication and cluster of associated attitudinal factors are usually more persistent than purely material factors", which indicates his emphasis on the persistence of these symbolic boundary mechanisms.
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By combining > products from different branches within the government it would ensure that > policy makers from different agencies would have a complete portrait of > their region and thus prevent decisions based on data solely from their > agency... > This fusion of intelligence would not have to be centrally managed and each > commander or diplomat could individually assign and weigh different > parameters and factors internally within his staff when deciding amongst > several courses of action. Intelligence could be pushed down to the lowest > level which would then facilitate bottom-up refinement as each new unit that > was involved in a certain locale could update the existing data to include > their latest experiences. The battlefield commander, diplomat, or United > States Army Special Forces SF ODA (Operational Detachment-Alpha) team leader > could then make informed military, foreign affairs, or political decisions > that produce more effective results because the data retrieved from the > geointel site would provide them with the latest ground truth supplemented > with historic data. > ... The structure of the site should provide ease of accessibility while > also compartmentalizing information so that only certain areas can be > accessed by individuals depending upon their level of clearance.
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