Sentence examples for form of hierarchy from inspiring English sources
Mr Li is the undisputed leader, but he and his followers deny it has any other form of hierarchy or structure.
Long before records began, many of the coastal and riverine groups of the Indonesian archipelago were evolving an elementary form of hierarchy, accompanied by artistic symbols of rank.
This form of hierarchy in society, in both countries, reinforces the valuation of individuals' social status.
Some of the special features of SAHP were explained by Emami and Zarkesh ([2011]) as the ability to review both quantitative and qualitative criteria simultaneously, the possibility of simplifying complex issues into a form of hierarchy, pair-wise comparisons and weighing criteria, simple calculations and possibility of ranking the final options.
Here let me step back from this discussion of the world's most powerful democracy, to draw on my own historical knowledge of the world's largest democracy, where we have an older form of hierarchy, which at the same time offers parallels to this discussion of The Wire.
Though it is impossible to determine his strongest phobia, there does appear to be some form of hierarchy between them: in the series finale "Mr. Monk and the End", it is made clear that his fear of vomiting is greater than his fear of death.
Hypermedia contents are typically structured in the form of hierarchies.
The annotations are organized in the form of hierarchies (semantic trees) and can be navigated by the user via selecting full classes (e.g. 'genes' or 'diseases'), selecting certain subclasses (e.g. 'Nervous Systems Diseases'), or singular dictionary entries (e.g. 'Alzheimer's Disease').
Aristotle maintains that various kinds of souls, nutritive, perceptual, and intellectual, form a kind of hierarchy.
Certainly, slavery and many other oppressive forms of hierarchy have existed throughout human history, as have differences in skin color.
Like most of their fellow Puritans in England, the colonists turned away from all forms of hierarchy.
