Sentence examples for successive level of from inspiring English sources
A multi-level optimization approach is also implemented by narrowing down the size of search space for individual design variables in each successive level of optimization process.
Timely, sensitive and cost-effective, EDICTS complements the existing successive level of CDC reporting system as a fast-response control channel.
Since the content of each, successive, level of reflection is supplied by the form of its object, the criticism unfolds the germ of immanent criticizability contained in each particular artwork's form.
And, over time, with each successive level of government becoming a part of this architecture, legitimate comparison will be made on the correct investment of resources and the results being delivered (something that currently is awkwardly measured, if at all).
It was Heinrich's belief that minor incidents must be prevented in order to eliminate the possibility of reaching each successive level of the pyramid.
Then the infection and symptomatic case severity ratios were expressed as products of the component probabilities of progressing through each successive level of the severity pyramid (fig 1, table 2).
Together they numbered the successive levels of occupation I IX.
Comparable trends occur in flowering plants, in which leaves at successive levels of plant maturity often show a progressive increase in the complexity of lobing or toothing.
Examination of the desert soil strata and other evidence has revealed a correlation between prevailing climates and the successive levels of technology that constitute the Paleolithic.
But we seem to be dealing with phenomena 'rerepresented' at successive levels of brain organization (Berridge 2003a) rather than simply localized in one area, as is sometimes suggested (e.g., Schroeder 2004).
These feedforward pathways are pictured as connected hierarchies of areas designed to construct the visual image gradually — adding more complex features as one marches through successive levels of the hierarchy.
