Sentence examples for defining a hierarchy from inspiring English sources

Categories can be used to build term taxonomies, by defining a hierarchy of child-parent relationships.

Complex movements can be generated by defining a hierarchy of controllers responsible for reaching multiple transitional regions toward the target region.

Proposition 3.1 provides the basis for defining a hierarchy of complexity classes – i.e. the so-called Polynomial Hierarchy [\ \textbf{PH}\)] – based on the logical representation of computational problems.

The solution starts with defining a hierarchy of function spaces D0, D1, D2, … so that each function space Dn, is a complete lattice on which continuous functions may be defined (creating the function space Dn+1).

As mentioned in Section 1, we study labour market transitions by defining a hierarchy of nested comparisons between two subsets of responses by using a logistic additive model for each comparison (see the motivations in Section 1).

In general, sequence databases could be managed according to simple rules, defining a hierarchy of sequences according to their origin, for example: Type/reference sequences with high LQI are used for any purpose and serve as potential targets for the RefSeq database.

Does this mean that technology meant to enhance communication is actually creating a way to delineate our affections, to define a hierarchy of relationships?

In this paper, we argue that coarse-graining, the standard approach to such size reduction, must define a hierarchy of models of decreasing sizes that are consistent with each other, i.e., that each model contains the information of the dynamics of its predecessor.

The DOM defines a hierarchy of node objects.

The Resource Description Framework Schema RDFSS) builds on RDF and introduces a standardized data model with the possibility to define (a hierarchy of) classes with a corresponding hierarchy of properties [8].

The spectrum of the FP operator, λ0 t), λ1 t),.., defines a hierarchy of time scales.