Definition of departmentalize in English:

departmentalize

(British departmentalise)

verbdiːpɑːtˈmɛnt(ə)lʌɪz

[with object]

Divide (an organization or its work) into departments.
把（组织或其工作）分成部分；使部门化
the work of the office was departmentalized
Example sentencesExamples
- This indicates that the brain is not so departmentalized as sometimes thought.
- He hopes this will lead to more cross over between the commercial and editorial teams: ‘Gone are the days when newspaper groups are departmentalised.’
- As philosophy becomes more specialized and departmentalized, its role is to contribute in a ‘detached’ way to the refinement of procedures of thought.
- Communications and English are less departmentalized in less research-oriented institutions.
- We can try to departmentalize our lives, but it's impossible.
- This situation calls upon us to reflect upon how the pragmatics of interdisciplinarity differ in those institutions where disciplines are not tightly departmentalized.
- Smaller companies with limited resources, as well as large companies that are departmentalized, might be inclined to skip this step.
- Such joint programs are more common in colleges than in research institutions, where working assumptions generally operate within departmentalized disciplines.
- However, its bureaucracy has gradually become departmentalized and localized.
- They argue that the traditional delivery results in a number of problems ranging from high student attrition to very disjointed, departmentalized modes of learning that fail to establish any connection from discipline to discipline.
- Graduate Studies were not departmentalized in those days, and Fisher ranged over mathematics, science, social science and philosophy.
- They agreed that Seagate had become too insular, too slow, and too departmentalized.
- Knowledge production cannot be departmentalized from other functions, as is customary in industrial manufacturing.
- Her goal in her writing, says Bandele, is to not departmentalize life into the good and the ugly, but to show all of life and its complexities - ‘what it means to be human.’
- It had to be the departmentalized engineering of society's downfall, I thought.
- The varying curricular positions of journalism are but one example of how the boundaries between communications and English differ in institutions where disciplines are less departmentalized.
- It is a departmentalized retail institution offering a large variety of hard and soft goods, including home furnishings, household linens and dry goods, and apparel and accessories for men, women, and children.
- For grades 7 and 8, teachers are more departmentalized and instruct in specific content areas such as science, mathematics, social studies, Spanish, and English.
- Typical is the introduction of ‘flow manufacturing,’ through which a highly departmentalised organisation becomes a one-process organisation, with the aim of increasing productivity and profitability levels.

Derivatives

departmentalization

noundiːpɑːtˌmɛnt(ə)lʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

One consequence of the development of new fiscal and military apparatuses was the departmentalization of government, at least in mainland Britain.
Example sentencesExamples
- Professors of women's studies are anxious about institutionalization, departmentalization, and teaching evaluations, she said.
- Another popular new development is middle-school departmentalization, in which students have different teachers for different subjects, as is the case in public middle schools.
- He was the elected deputy in the years 1932-1946 - the last year of his service being the year that departmentalization was enacted.
- Such boundary crossings redefined the existing rigid departmentalization of science.

Rhymes

monumentalize, occidentalize, orientalize, segmentalize, transcendentalize

Definition of departmentalize in US English:

departmentalize

(British departmentalise)

verb

[with object]usually be departmentalized

Divide (an organization or its work) into departments.
把（组织或其工作）分成部分；使部门化
the work of the office was departmentalized
Example sentencesExamples
- Such joint programs are more common in colleges than in research institutions, where working assumptions generally operate within departmentalized disciplines.
- Smaller companies with limited resources, as well as large companies that are departmentalized, might be inclined to skip this step.
- This situation calls upon us to reflect upon how the pragmatics of interdisciplinarity differ in those institutions where disciplines are not tightly departmentalized.
- They argue that the traditional delivery results in a number of problems ranging from high student attrition to very disjointed, departmentalized modes of learning that fail to establish any connection from discipline to discipline.
- For grades 7 and 8, teachers are more departmentalized and instruct in specific content areas such as science, mathematics, social studies, Spanish, and English.
- The varying curricular positions of journalism are but one example of how the boundaries between communications and English differ in institutions where disciplines are less departmentalized.
- However, its bureaucracy has gradually become departmentalized and localized.
- This indicates that the brain is not so departmentalized as sometimes thought.
- He hopes this will lead to more cross over between the commercial and editorial teams: ‘Gone are the days when newspaper groups are departmentalised.’
- We can try to departmentalize our lives, but it's impossible.
- Graduate Studies were not departmentalized in those days, and Fisher ranged over mathematics, science, social science and philosophy.
- Communications and English are less departmentalized in less research-oriented institutions.
- Typical is the introduction of ‘flow manufacturing,’ through which a highly departmentalised organisation becomes a one-process organisation, with the aim of increasing productivity and profitability levels.
- As philosophy becomes more specialized and departmentalized, its role is to contribute in a ‘detached’ way to the refinement of procedures of thought.
- It is a departmentalized retail institution offering a large variety of hard and soft goods, including home furnishings, household linens and dry goods, and apparel and accessories for men, women, and children.
- They agreed that Seagate had become too insular, too slow, and too departmentalized.
- Knowledge production cannot be departmentalized from other functions, as is customary in industrial manufacturing.
- It had to be the departmentalized engineering of society's downfall, I thought.
- Her goal in her writing, says Bandele, is to not departmentalize life into the good and the ugly, but to show all of life and its complexities - ‘what it means to be human.’

单词	departmentalize
释义	Definition of departmentalize in English: departmentalize (British departmentalise) verbdiːpɑːtˈmɛnt(ə)lʌɪz [with object] Divide (an organization or its work) into departments. 把（组织或其工作）分成部分；使部门化 the work of the office was departmentalized Example sentencesExamples This indicates that the brain is not so departmentalized as sometimes thought. He hopes this will lead to more cross over between the commercial and editorial teams: ‘Gone are the days when newspaper groups are departmentalised.’ As philosophy becomes more specialized and departmentalized, its role is to contribute in a ‘detached’ way to the refinement of procedures of thought. Communications and English are less departmentalized in less research-oriented institutions. We can try to departmentalize our lives, but it's impossible. This situation calls upon us to reflect upon how the pragmatics of interdisciplinarity differ in those institutions where disciplines are not tightly departmentalized. Smaller companies with limited resources, as well as large companies that are departmentalized, might be inclined to skip this step. Such joint programs are more common in colleges than in research institutions, where working assumptions generally operate within departmentalized disciplines. However, its bureaucracy has gradually become departmentalized and localized. They argue that the traditional delivery results in a number of problems ranging from high student attrition to very disjointed, departmentalized modes of learning that fail to establish any connection from discipline to discipline. Graduate Studies were not departmentalized in those days, and Fisher ranged over mathematics, science, social science and philosophy. They agreed that Seagate had become too insular, too slow, and too departmentalized. Knowledge production cannot be departmentalized from other functions, as is customary in industrial manufacturing. Her goal in her writing, says Bandele, is to not departmentalize life into the good and the ugly, but to show all of life and its complexities - ‘what it means to be human.’ It had to be the departmentalized engineering of society's downfall, I thought. The varying curricular positions of journalism are but one example of how the boundaries between communications and English differ in institutions where disciplines are less departmentalized. It is a departmentalized retail institution offering a large variety of hard and soft goods, including home furnishings, household linens and dry goods, and apparel and accessories for men, women, and children. For grades 7 and 8, teachers are more departmentalized and instruct in specific content areas such as science, mathematics, social studies, Spanish, and English. Typical is the introduction of ‘flow manufacturing,’ through which a highly departmentalised organisation becomes a one-process organisation, with the aim of increasing productivity and profitability levels. Derivatives departmentalization noundiːpɑːtˌmɛnt(ə)lʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n One consequence of the development of new fiscal and military apparatuses was the departmentalization of government, at least in mainland Britain. Example sentencesExamples Professors of women's studies are anxious about institutionalization, departmentalization, and teaching evaluations, she said. Another popular new development is middle-school departmentalization, in which students have different teachers for different subjects, as is the case in public middle schools. He was the elected deputy in the years 1932-1946 - the last year of his service being the year that departmentalization was enacted. Such boundary crossings redefined the existing rigid departmentalization of science. Rhymes monumentalize, occidentalize, orientalize, segmentalize, transcendentalize Definition of departmentalize in US English: departmentalize (British departmentalise) verb [with object]usually be departmentalized Divide (an organization or its work) into departments. 把（组织或其工作）分成部分；使部门化 the work of the office was departmentalized Example sentencesExamples Such joint programs are more common in colleges than in research institutions, where working assumptions generally operate within departmentalized disciplines. Smaller companies with limited resources, as well as large companies that are departmentalized, might be inclined to skip this step. This situation calls upon us to reflect upon how the pragmatics of interdisciplinarity differ in those institutions where disciplines are not tightly departmentalized. They argue that the traditional delivery results in a number of problems ranging from high student attrition to very disjointed, departmentalized modes of learning that fail to establish any connection from discipline to discipline. For grades 7 and 8, teachers are more departmentalized and instruct in specific content areas such as science, mathematics, social studies, Spanish, and English. The varying curricular positions of journalism are but one example of how the boundaries between communications and English differ in institutions where disciplines are less departmentalized. However, its bureaucracy has gradually become departmentalized and localized. This indicates that the brain is not so departmentalized as sometimes thought. He hopes this will lead to more cross over between the commercial and editorial teams: ‘Gone are the days when newspaper groups are departmentalised.’ We can try to departmentalize our lives, but it's impossible. Graduate Studies were not departmentalized in those days, and Fisher ranged over mathematics, science, social science and philosophy. Communications and English are less departmentalized in less research-oriented institutions. Typical is the introduction of ‘flow manufacturing,’ through which a highly departmentalised organisation becomes a one-process organisation, with the aim of increasing productivity and profitability levels. As philosophy becomes more specialized and departmentalized, its role is to contribute in a ‘detached’ way to the refinement of procedures of thought. It is a departmentalized retail institution offering a large variety of hard and soft goods, including home furnishings, household linens and dry goods, and apparel and accessories for men, women, and children. They agreed that Seagate had become too insular, too slow, and too departmentalized. Knowledge production cannot be departmentalized from other functions, as is customary in industrial manufacturing. It had to be the departmentalized engineering of society's downfall, I thought. Her goal in her writing, says Bandele, is to not departmentalize life into the good and the ugly, but to show all of life and its complexities - ‘what it means to be human.’
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