Sentence examples for overall hierarchy from inspiring English sources
Dumoulin's Cofidis team, which leads the French with more than a dozen victories this season, is equally distant in the overall hierarchy: 19th, with 113 points, more than 500 behind the leader, Caisse d'Epargne from Spain.
The decision maker starts by laying out the overall hierarchy of the decision.
No matter where a particular Industry resides in the overall hierarchy (and no matter what culture or country that hierarchy resides in), they each have their fans, they each have their stars, and therefore they each have their own A-list stars.
When splenoctyes were tested with an expanded panel of 18 epitopes, the overall hierarchy was very similar for K181 and ΔgL infections (Figure 3C) and closely resembled, though did not precisely match, the hierarchy elicited by Smith MCMV [6], [22].
Clearly, these parameters may differ quantitatively in different hosts, affecting the threshold at which stumpy-formation is initiated, but the overall hierarchy of events would be preserved.
A memory constrained clusterer, holding only a subset of 𝔼 that fits in memory, outputs successive parts of the overall hierarchy.
Metropolitan networks occupy a strategic place in the overall network hierarchy by bridging end-users with abundant long-haul capacities.
A key feature in the stability of collagen fibrils and the overall structural hierarchy is the extended network of hydrogen bonding exerted both among amino acids in adjacent chains within a trimer, and also, between water molecules and certain amino acids in each trimer.
Overall, a hierarchy appeared to exist in the level of serum antibodies to MsgC by ELISA: highest in PCP-positive patients, next highest in PCP-negative patients, and lowest in blood donors.
Figure 4 Overall system class hierarchy.
The overall electric storage hierarchy, analogous to the architecture found in communications systems will find batteries, or equivalent at four main levels of the network; neighborhood storage, the local loop (in utility parlance, a microgrid), the network itself (again in utility parlance, substations), and finally at the head-end of the network (generation).
