Sentence examples for by tiered from inspiring English sources

The house is now flanked by tiered beds of Echinacea, sunflowers, forsythia and tiger lilies, which rise above and around numerous stone Buddhas.

The more ancient temples have two superimposed roofs; the later ones are five-roofed temples, given further height by tiered brick socles, or bases.

The $55 million construction of the new entrance, a glass and steel structure to be flanked by tiered seating, reflecting pools and programmable fountains, has been debated from the beginning.

Unlimited plans were replaced by tiered data and fear-mongering marketing campaigns were launched to scare consumers into buying more data than they need.

The question is how do you do that?" The women's block constituted an open area of tables surrounded by tiered cells.

6) A diagram is needed to explain what is meant by "tiered energy landscapes" – or at least what Frauenfelder meant by it.

"And by tiering [sic] the different pay bands, it means the vast majority (over 80%) will receive some kind of increase.

In this report, Alzheimer's Compact Disease Model (CDM) was built using both Illumina and Affymetrix platforms through extraction of differential expression data followed by tiering the gene expression evidence by its consistency.

Table 2 Average Rasch difficulty estimates for the LPDI items by tier and content   Tier   Content Tier 1 Tier 2 Average by Content Propagation −1.04 −0.03 −0.53 Visibility −0.17 −0.02 −0.10 Average by Tier −0.61 −0.02   Model Fit statistics: AIC AICc BIC 45688.68 45689.23 45838.85 Note.

Table 1 lists the types of tests suggested for use in the field and are grouped by tiers; with Tier I being the least complex in terms of equipment, training, and affordability and Tiers II and III increasing in complexity.

At the same time, it may distort the health care market by enhancing tiered health care systems and internal brain drain.