Sentence examples for hierarchy of systems from inspiring English sources

Thus, the systems engineer may study many situations in the framework of more than one system or a whole hierarchy of systems of steadily increasing generality.

In this hierarchy of systems (e.g., biochemicals to organelle, cell, tissue, organ, organism, family, community, society), there is both vertical and horizontal interaction.

The present review summarises the major achievements and categorises them according to a hierarchy of system levels.

Perhaps the main normal systems are the systems C2 of Stalnaker, the system VC of Lewis, the system SS of Pollock and some of the weaker systems in the Lewis hierarchy of conditional systems, like VW. Intuitively all these systems are minimal change theories, to use the terminology employed in Cross and Nute (2001).

In this paper we deal with a hierarchy of constrained systems, where the source task is an under-constrained system, hence called the Partially Constrained Model (PCM).

We also saw that the system VW has a hybrid position in the hierarchy of conditional systems.

By employing the idea of generalized truth value functions, one can obtain a hierarchy of valuation systems starting with a certain set-theoretic representation of the valuation system for classical logic.

The picture that emerges is of a hierarchy of brain systems with the DMN at the top and the salience and dorsal attention systems at intermediate levels, above thalamic and unimodal sensory cortex.

Nature uses a combination of non-covalent interactions to create a hierarchy of complex systems from simple building blocks.

Han, X.-P., Hao, Q., Wang, B.-H. & Zhou, T. Origin of the scaling law in human mobility: hierarchy of traffic systems.

The objective is also to allow the user to see the complete hierarchy of virtualized systems.