Sentence examples for a well-defined hierarchy from inspiring English sources

But there was a well-defined hierarchy, Mr. Mills observed without resentment.

There is a well-defined hierarchy within each group.

Mr Assemany says a well-defined hierarchy is "essential, otherwise it becomes a mess".

These CCAs provide a highly structured organisation and a well-defined hierarchy.

In this view, cells can be one of a number of qualitatively different types (stem, progenitor or terminal cell for instance) and differentiation proceeds through a well-defined hierarchy of increasingly committed progenitor cells which act as transit populations between the most pluripotent stem cells and terminally differentiated cells, and serve to facilitate rapid clonal expansion.

Each attribute of the interaction is described by a rich controlled vocabulary which is organized in a well-defined hierarchy and continuously updated and maintained by the PSI-MI workgroup.

The administration system under Peribsen and Sekhemib had a clear and well-defined hierarchy; as an example, from highest to the lowest rank: Treasury house (royal and therefore highest in ranking) → pension office → property → vineyards → private vineyard (property of citizens and therefore lowest in ranking).

On the other hand, the institutionalized and well-defined hierarchy between family members has loosened.

Psychologists who study obedience say subordinate status itself causes people to defer to a supervisor's judgment, especially in well-defined hierarchies.

A taxonomy requires a well-defined, structured hierarchy.

The development of a fully automated, comprehensive chemical classification tool also requires the use of a well-defined chemical hierarchy, whether it is a taxonomy or an ontology.