Sentence examples for single hierarchy from inspiring English sources

Finally, instead of a single hierarchy, there must be many hierarchies, each a barometer of expertise in some critical arena.

Under this statute, the complex duality of English court systems common law and chancery (equity)—was largely abolished in favour of a single hierarchy of courts.

This paper presents several techniques for unifying multiple discourse annotations into a single hierarchy, deemed a "gold standard " — the segmentation that best captures the underlying linguistic structure of the discourse.

In our language, regions and locks are combined in a single hierarchy and are subject to uniform ownership constraints imposed by this hierarchical structure: deallocating a region causes its sub-regions to be deallocated.

Whereas displacement and shear deformation have to be considered separately in the previous formulation, these are combined by the use of modal variables, reducing the element degrees of freedom to the nodal variables and a single hierarchy of an arbitrary number of modal coefficients.

Some dimensions (such as species) are described by a single hierarchy; others (such as anatomical regions) require multiple hierarchies.

More traditional nonparametric methods only produce a single "best" hierarchy, with no added information about other plausible hierarchies.

But crosswords are the common denominator, and in Stamford the participants are sorted into a single, ruthless hierarchy.

A single object hierarchy with 4 class proportion of votes produced the best result (kappa 0.909).

A model has a single containment hierarchy, which therefore imposes a single organizational perspective on the model.

Building on this perspective, Ingo Brigandt (2010) suggests that there is no single, linear hierarchy among scientific fields (e.g., Oppenheim and Putnam 1958), but that the relationships among theories and disciplinary approaches are determined by and vary with the scientific problem being addressed.