0 present 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.
It is straightforward to check the signs obey the partitioning condition.
Similarly, for the pelagic realm, vertical partitioning of animals with depth will lead to the segregation of parasites among fish hosts.
The microbial community was seen to have a profound effect on mineral texture and on metal partitioning.
This leads on to discuss the partitioning of input vectors within the data space.
Partitioning of strain into various deformation mechanisms revealed that dislocation creep and pressure solution were the major contributors to the finite strain, followed by microfracturing.
The strategy requires that all run-time influence is removed from the decomposition (partitioning and deployment should be regarded as separate unrelated activities).
Several explanations have been proposed to explain the transverse partitioning distribution of gill ectoparasites.
For example, partitioning an ordered sequence involves searching for the minimum element that is larger than or equal to the pivot element.
