Attempts to use national or local surveillance data to estimate the risk for STI transmission between women are limited by the fact that many risk classification schemes have either excluded same-gender sex among women or subsumed it under a hierarchy of other behaviors viewed as higher risk.
Under the strict hierarchy of the French brigade system, the chef de partie (section chef) on the sauce is theoretically the top dog: he or she is responsible not only for the sauces but for preparing all of the meat.
By the 18th century, viceroys served average terms of five years, and under them functioned a hierarchy of bureaucrats, nearly all sent from Spain to occupy frequently lucrative posts.
For most men, Koubi says, the hierarchy of loyalty under stress is 1) self, 2) group, 3) family, 4) friends.
Like Scientology, the Playhouse presented a strict hierarchy of study; under Katselas's tutelage, students graduated from one level to the next.
Under rule 157, there is a hierarchy of valuation techniques.
For example, the hierarchy of measures defined under STOP principle (substitution, technical measures, organisational measures, and personal protective equipment) has to be implemented [7].
As privates of the industrial army, they are placed under the command of a perfect hierarchy of officers and sergeants.
They will probably eliminate him sooner or later, but under him there is a clear hierarchy of people who will be ready to take his place and regroup".
The top four companies -- Apple, Berkshire Hathaway, Toyota, and Google -- were all profiled in my book, PEAK, as companies that operate under principles that resemble Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs of human behavior.
Here, the region is defined as a pair of pointers, one to that element and the other to the last element under that element in the XML hierarchy of the document.
