sektoris

Sektoris is a term used to denote discrete subunits within a broader system, often employed in discussions of economics, geography, and information systems. It describes an organized partition that can be analyzed and managed independently of other parts.

The word appears to derive from the English word sector with a Latin-like -is ending, and is used in various technical writings as a neutral label. Its exact meaning is context-dependent and can vary between disciplines.

In economics, sektoris commonly refers to the grouping of activities into sectors, such as primary, secondary, and tertiary, or to functional divisions within an accounting framework. In urban planning, it may describe administrative or functional sectors within a city, helping to organize policy and services.

In information systems and network theory, sektoris can denote modular partitions of a system or network. This usage emphasizes decoupled components with defined interfaces, supporting modular design, scalability, and straightforward analysis.

See also: Sector, Sectorization, Modularity, Segmentation, Administrative division.