segment
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definition
verb
the unemployed are segmented into two groups
divide (something) into separate parts or sections.
noun
Its genome is made up of 100 million bases divided into six segments , or chromosomes.
each of the parts into which something is or may be divided.
The main purpose of the work is to investigate the volume of segments of these three-dimensional figures.
a part of a figure cut off by a line or plane intersecting it, in particular.
example
a large 'segment' of the local population
The disclaimer is displayed at the end of the 'segment' featuring Amina and her mother.
This sound cue, which lasts for one-tenth to one-fifth of a second, marks the transition from a consonant sound to a speech 'segment' beginning with a vowel.
Outline writers 'segment' the overall plot into weekly and then daily portions.
He'd once been in a 'segment' on local television, and he read the comics and sports in his hometown paper.
However, special attention must be paid to the donor chromosome 'segment' around the target gene.
It is assumed that the unsupported outer border of the pouch deforms into a 'segment' of a circle and that the material does not stretch much.
I'm not holding my breath, but they do need to 'segment' supermarket and convenience trading.
The next step in transforming the selling strategy was to 'segment' the potential customer market.
Draft a press release and get a television or radio 'segment' done about you, or a newspaper article written about you.
This will also allow companies to 'segment' product lines in the manufacturing process with secure and non-secure versions.
A synthesized speech 'segment' sounds exactly the way the term suggests: synthetic.
One man's face time in the television 'segment' had to be cut down because he came off as much more insincere on screen than on the radio.
Following this is an interview 'segment' conducted by BBC Radio's Jonathan Ross.
Acrylic is perhaps the fastest-growing 'segment' of the glazing market.
The press no longer thinks yellow ribbons and support for soldiers is worthy of a few paragraphs or a 'segment' on the ten o'clock news.
The overall growth of the SUV 'segment' has come, in part, from a rising industry.
Given partial information about a 'segment' of a circle, how do you compute what you want to know?
they probably want to tape you for the eleven o'clock 'segment'
For example, when we start with a hexagon, the final shape may be a 'segment' , a triangle, or another hexagon.
The chord of the 'segment' is given, as is its area, and the student is asked to compute its height (the length of the perpendicular bisector of the chord to the circle).
For one thing, traditional consumer electronics companies attempt to 'segment' the market.
Each title has an interview 'segment' featuring either the star or director or both.
A recent 'segment' on television described an innovative prison in California.
Within the first chamber the first 'segment' of the siphuncle appears.
Using a different approach, Archimedes found the surface area of a sphere, and the surface area of any 'segment' of a sphere.
Their competitors also cannot 'segment' their databases and offer tailored and targeted holidays to existing customers.
Drug offenders are the fastest-growing 'segment' of prison populations in the United States.
the market is beginning to 'segment' into a number of well-defined categories
It is hard - although not impossible - for big banks to 'segment' their services to appeal to different customers, he suggests.
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