Trainees perform much of the hands-on clinical work and must learn to coordinate with nursing teams that have their own team structures, hierarchies, and levels of expertise.
Also (and even taking into account struggles for power and influence on the movie set), the filmmaking "organization" is not a network of equals but a tightly structured hierarchy mobilized in service of a director's or producer's vision.
Mr. Morris, although basically a modern-dance man, has worked intermittently with leading ballet companies for over 25 years; usually he pushes against ballet's grain in some way, usefully working against orthodox conceptions of structure, hierarchy and gender.
Balanchine's "Walpurgisnacht Ballet," set to Gounod's lilting dance music from "Faust," presents an almost all-female, lilac-tinted world in which the three principal dancers are threaded with lovely delicacy through a precisely structured hierarchy of demi-soloists and corps de ballet.
A taxonomy requires a well-defined, structured hierarchy.
Concepts of way-finding and map-structure hierarchy were applied in the design of the graphical interface.
Almost every chemical concept is assigned at least two types, generally one from the structure hierarchy and at least one from the function hierarchy".
Implementing the proposed method is realized by seven steps: Step 1: Structure hierarchy The criteria of MBNQA are used for the assessment of firms.
By virtue of such structure hierarchy, Fe2O3 nanocrystallites and multicomponent traits, the α-Fe2O3/C composite exhibits high sensitivity to methanol and acetone.
The structured hierarchy is usually represented as a tree or a directed acyclic graph (DAG) where there exist IS-A relationship among the class labels.
