0 past simple and past participle of segment
1 to divide something into different parts:
The market is segmented by price into three general categories.
Although various internal representations are an important type of representations, they are typically compressed, segmented, and distorted forms of the represented entity but not emulations.
They achieved this using structures based on segmented number systems, which are considerably more involved than the structure used here.
Variation in fault-slip directions along active and segmented normal fault systems.
Its segmented politics, largely a product of the confessional system, is a recipe for corruption and, ultimately, government failure.
Ironically, even though the taxonomy is segmented into elementary categories, it is difficult to find an approach based on these in many produced works.
In segmented markets economies, then, shocks affect the previous rates not only through their standard full participation fundamentals, but also through the segmentation rate.
It might also be said that the old centre had been segmented and expanded rather than effaced or eclipsed.
When the input is written text, it is often already segmented into words.
