0 past simple and past participle of partition
1 to divide one part of a room from another with a thin wall:
2 to divide a country into separate areas of government:
Ireland was partitioned in 1921.
For example, the set of tumours is partitioned into the set of primary tumours and the set of secondary tumours.
Here it means that they are partitioned much faster than a semiperiod.
Each area is partitioned in parallel and duplicated border sites are eliminated.
Further, we have clearly partitioned the sub-controllers (function groups) and bestowed data awareness on them.
In this approach the data are partitioned into visible and hidden parts, with the latter representing the objects in the object-oriented paradigm.
Using the feature vector representation, tree frames are partitioned into tree families which are subsequently used for smoothing a supertagging model.
The set of variables can be partitioned into k blocks of size d each.
The remaining active sets are partitioned into pairs.
