chambered

Definition

Divided into separate compartments or chambers, like a nautilus shell or a revolver cylinder. Useful descriptor when something's internal architecture matters more than its outer appearance.

Example Usage

The chambered design allows each section to be sealed independently.

Source: Engineering and design terminology

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