Sentence examples for preferred hierarchy from inspiring English sources
Note that the preferred hierarchy for host-galaxy catalogue designations is M/NGC/IC, UGC, MCG; all other catalogues are considered "Anon" below.
The key reports tabled to date suggest consensus over the options, though there is some question around the preferred hierarchy and relationships between goals, targets and the means of achieving them.
Or, the character of the three dimensions remains the same, while according to the specific question details may differ, like: the preferred hierarchy for levels of evidence, the chosen formula for standard error (RR, OR peto, or any other association metric), and the types of outcomes.
Within the United States - and, indeed, within all countries, even the most capitalist - the industrial revolution, and capitalism, pose a threat to those who prefer hierarchy and status to dynamism and meritocracy.
This study illustrates that while task performance in accessing information was superior using the grid interface rather than the simple hierarchy interface, users preferred the simple hierarchy interface.
Millennials prefer less hierarchy, more transparency and flatter organizations.
Following selection, a preference hierarchy can be constructed by requiring children to physically order rewards from most to least preferred.
Based on these results, a hierarchy of progress factors for a waste minimization program in manufacturing is outlined: the 3R Hierarchy must be preferred to a deadly waste (muda) analysis and combining the 3R Hierarchy and the deadly wastes of Lean Management improves the performance of a waste minimization program in manufacturing.
If Michael signs an extension with the Yankees, it will probably eliminate any chance for him to run a club again, because Steinbrenner prefers a multilayered hierarchy.
But on the day Williams was fired, Pelicans executive vice president Mickey Loomis said he prefers a clear hierarchy in which the coach reports to the general manager, and the general manager reports to ownership.
Money aside, some cheerleaders seem to prefer a gender hierarchy: in 2007, more than half of the cheerleading squad at an upstate New York high school quit once a Title IX complaint forced them to cheer for girls' teams, too.
