Sentence examples for hierarchical precedence from inspiring English sources

Combining with module types of OAPs, feasible assembly sequences of modules and parts are finally generated using the hierarchical precedence method.

Needs, values, and expectations are hierarchical, with some taking precedence over others [ 16, 31].

To address this challenge, in this paper, we first give a definition of the constraint matrix which can accurately describe three types of constraints (hierarchical constraints, group constraints and precedence constraints) and the strengths of attributes of a query interface, and then prove that the schema tree of the query interface corresponds to only one constraint matrix, and vice versa.

When a mathematical expression is examined, eye movements respect the expression's hierarchical structure, starting with the highest-precedence operation and moving sequentially to gradually lower-precedence operations (Landy, Jones, & Goldstone, 2008; Schneider, Maruyama, Dehaene, & Sigman, 2012).

As in some cases a single Aqu1 gene might correspond to two or more Aqu2 genes or vice versa, we have used a hierarchical approach using the following order of precedence: Aqu2; abu1; ab initio; and NCBI.

Matthey, et al. [ 7] pointed to the "hierarchical diagnostic custom" that requires depression to take precedence even when anxiety symptoms are a prominent feature (p. 144).

The agenda of people perceived from the higher hierarchical level (e.g. medical teachers and medical doctors) takes precedence over the agenda of people perceived from the lower hierarchical level (in this case: medical students and patients).

As predicted, participants who had mastered the hierarchical structure of algebra exhibited object-based attention for algebraic sub-expressions (i.e., variables around a higher-precedence operation).

But politics take precedence.

Society is hierarchical.

"It was very hierarchical.