Sentence examples for tiered structure of from inspiring English sources
Subdistrict administrative units are governed by a tiered structure of elected councils.
A secondary factor, which is more specific to the industry, is the tiered structure of automotive marketing.
The members' views are instead to be heard through a members' council intended to hold the board to account and make it easier for the current tiered structure of area and regional boards to be replaced by one member one vote.
PDO relies on a tiered structure of employees, first aiders, and medical teams in order to ensure a timely and practical approach to emergencies.
With that kind of clout, Dictionary.com can get away with charging for the privilege of using its libraries and APIs — using a tiered structure, of course, so Big Company pays more than Little iPhone Developer.
The mixed effect models utilise the tiered structure of the SOC and estimate random effect parameters associated with each of the groups (levels) within corresponding tiers of the SOC together with fixed effect parameters for age and sex.
The disadvantages are that it takes at least two to three weeks to produce a useful area of skin and the skin cells cultured in this way don't have the ideal two tiered structure (epidermal and dermal layers) of normal skin.
Taking both viewpoints together, as was proposed by Sperry, suggests that not only could a fairly complete tiered structure of consciousness be prepared but mechanisms could also be uncovered by which this tiered structure comes about.
Its concentric ellipses of glowing color emanate from an elaborate five-tier structure of white fabric scrims and computerized lights inserted into the rotunda's cylindrical space by way of considerable engineering expertise and, I assume, a good-size budget.
Heseltine has long advocated a unitary, or single-tier structure of local government throughout England (broadly similar to Scotland and Wales) and the abolition of 201 second-tier district councils – coupled with the imposition of elected mayors, particularly in conurbations such as Greater Manchester.
Figure 4 shows centralized three-tier structure of the temperature control system.
