Sentence examples for top-down scaling from inspiring English sources
These features may represent an additional piece of the multifarious presence of noise, a pervasive trait throughout the bottom-up (or top-down) scaling of brain analyses [21], that affects the immediate detection of accessible regular and repetitive patterns.
As a consequence, the necessity to develop bottom-up procedures (in contrast to the traditional top-down scaling scheme) allowing the manipulation of the structural properties of these systems raised.
However, the top-down scaling-up approach used for the FSSHIP created opportunities for states to either consider modification of the design to suite local interests or to sideline deliberations on adoption, thereby threatening the intentions of the policy advocates.
But as we shift the perspective from which we view it from the bottom up to the top down, scale changes, and we must now treat the platform as the want-to-be big player that it now is.
The program combines top-down continental scale approaches with bottom-up local scale approaches.
The institutional architecture could vary from being top-down under scale economies to bottom up under scope economies.
Performing a top-down scanning, effective parameters of each scale are identified and categorized.
However, empowered local scale communities in a pluralistic and multilevel risk governance system can push back against top-down decisions from larger scale groups and entities.
Like everyone across the care sectors, National Voices wants no further large-scale, top-down, structural reorganisations.
Conference regrets that some of the proposed reforms have never been Liberal Democrat policy, did not feature in our manifesto or in the agreed Coalition Programme, which instead called for an end to large-scale top-down re-organisations.
The amendment complains that some of the proposed changes in the health bill "have never been Liberal Democrat policy, did not feature in our manifesto or in the coalition agreement, which instead called for an end to large-scale top-down reorganisations".
