partitioning (Meaning)
partitioning (n)
an analysis into mutually exclusive categories
the act of dividing or partitioning; separation by the creation of a boundary that divides or keeps apart
partitioning (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Partition
Synonyms & Antonyms of partitioning
Synonyms:
- dissecting
- dissolving
- divorcing
- separating
- decoupling
- dissociating
- disassembling
- dividing
- trisecting
- resolving
- uncoupling
- fractionalizing
- splitting
- cleaving
- quartering
- ramifying
- bisecting
- bifurcating
- disassociating
- segmenting
- decomposing
- fractionating
- dichotomizing
- halving
- subdividing
- disconnecting
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- disuniting
- isolating
- severing
- segregating
- sundering
- ripping
- rupturing
- dissevering
- sequestering
- fragmenting
- disintegrating
- insulating
- unyoking
- pulling
- disjoining
- cutting off
- rending
- breaking down
- tearing
- fragmentizing
- disjointing
- fracturing
- breaking up
- unlinking
- parting
- fragmentating
Antonyms:
partitioning Sentence Examples
- The partitioning of the land allowed for equitable distribution among the heirs.
- The room was partitioned by a screen, creating two separate areas.
- The partitioning process involves dividing the data into smaller, more manageable chunks.
- The hard drive was partitioned into multiple sections for data organization.
- The partitioning algorithm ensured an efficient division of resources.
- The company partitioned its workforce into different teams based on their expertise.
- The partitioning of the spectrum allowed for multiple communication channels.
- The partitioning of the forest into zones enabled effective management and conservation.
- The partitioning of the estate required careful consideration of legal and inheritance matters.
- The partitioning of the sales territory resulted in increased efficiency and profitability.
FAQs About the word partitioning
an analysis into mutually exclusive categories, the act of dividing or partitioning; separation by the creation of a boundary that divides or keeps apartof Part
dissecting, dissolving, divorcing, separating, decoupling, dissociating, disassembling,dividing, trisecting, resolving
mixing, connecting, assembling, mixing, combining, coupling, blending, blending, coupling, connecting
The partitioning of the land allowed for equitable distribution among the heirs.
The room was partitioned by a screen, creating two separate areas.
The partitioning process involves dividing the data into smaller, more manageable chunks.
The hard drive was partitioned into multiple sections for data organization.
