Sentence examples for hierarchical forms from inspiring English sources
When I spoke to Fadel, he contrasted such love with the tribal and hierarchical forms of love that can glue a family, or a state, together.
So the challenge for traditional politics, right and left, religious and secular, is, as Castells argues, that the networked social movements actually reflect the reality of "everyday" or "normal" life better than the old hierarchical forms.
Chance and improvisation seem to be operating principles here, the beauty deriving from inconsistencies played off against hierarchical forms: in this Jessie T. Pettway quilt, the wavy border; the single, small patch of orange to complete one of the red bands; the parallel stripes of off-white cloth, breaking the rhythm of the bars and adding syncopation.
The awareness of these limitations has promoted a shift from hierarchical forms of government towards governance.
Most of those adaptive responses were made within existing hierarchical forms of organizing (Altman et al. 2015).
Each of these precepts is representative of a classical interpretation of intentions in which cognitive states constantly "evolve" into hierarchical forms based on the demands of the environment.
The Northwest Coast Indians elaborated a hierarchical form of organization, or chiefdom.
Kiser (1994) explores two types of tax structures a hierarchical form employing salaried state officials and a market form (tax farming).
With a hierarchy, a complex problem can be incorporated into groups of groups that are then organized into a hierarchical form that will look more structured and systematic.
To facilitate the use of prior knowledge, a hierarchical form is designed to provide a straightforward way to integrate prior knowledge into the traffic estimation model.
Due to its natural way of representing data in hierarchical form, efficient read access, and support for heterogeneous data, LDAP is being used for more demanding applications, such as policy enabled networks and identity and access management.
