Sentence examples for inclusive hierarchy from inspiring English sources

Classical molecular systematics embraces a tree-like model: its ultimate goal is the elaboration of a unique inclusive hierarchy [ 16].

Should they reject it out of hand given the Linnaean ideal that an organism belongs to only one species and has only one placement in an inclusive hierarchy?

So, when provided with a long concatenation and a verificationist tree, « systematists typically talk about 'congruent' characters, but what they really mean by that is the coherence of sets and subsets of character statements relative to an inclusive hierarchy» [ 22]; the common tree whose existence was taken a priori for granted.

An implication of this discussion is that prokaryotes probably belong to overlapping rather than inclusive hierarchies.

If the zones are inclusive, a hierarchy of land uses is created, usually ranging from the least to the most offensive uses.

Practitioners in this study seemed resigned to not being represented by their professional representatives, and therefore support for regulation may be totemic of support for a newer, and more inclusive, professional hierarchy within the profession.

Hence a prokaryote or a part of a prokaryote can belong to more than one classificatory unit and those units do not form a nested hierarchy of inclusive units.

It is a very inclusive culture, with subdued formal hierarchy, strong teamwork values, and very direct, open, and continuous feedback that is aimed at helping people learn and develop.

As part of inclusive democracy, reducing unequal gender hierarchies would make a positive contribution to peace and social justice.

This filter, which acts as a top – non-inclusive – level of the data memory hierarchy, consists of a register set that keeps the data stored in the neighborhood of the top of the stack.

In their statement, they advocated "a nonacquisitive, inclusive, and decentralized spirituality, without rigid authoritarian hierarchies or controlling and moralistic dogma".