We could impose a rational order on our businesses — a logically ordered hierarchy of roles and responsibilities, protected by inviolable rules, guided by the realities of market competition.
Extensive work by the Belmont laboratory also showed that mitotic chromosomes are folded as an irregularly condensed fiber with varying thicknesses, but those data also indicate that a strictly ordered hierarchy of increasing levels of coiling is too simplistic [ 113].
These subclones could be put into an ordered hierarchy establishing an evolutionary path of tumour progression.
Later, she adds: In the ordered hierarchy of the Colorama, men photograph women, women photograph children, children photograph other children.
What emerges in the hospital is a new, ordered hierarchy created by a system of reward - but one where the patients don't feel controlled - instead they feel "empowered" because it was through their actions that they received the reward.
As invariantly ordered hierarchies are of great clinical value this should be included in future studies.
Faecal matter – whether human or animal, is identified as a 'core disgust elicitor' (Simpson et al. 2006) when placed in an order, or hierarchy of repulsiveness.
The likely result, Mr. Koulopoulos said, "is a pecking order, a hierarchy of exchanges".
The mobilization of this new political constituency has challenged an order of hierarchy and privilege based in the bureaucracy, the military, the traditional elite and the monarchy.
Thanks to data analysis resources like Alexa and Dovetale, a business owner can readily establish a pecking order, or a hierarchy of channels, that play a disproportionately greater role in engaging their target audience and thus in shaping the buying behavior and public perception of that demographic.
