Sentence examples for vertical hierarchy from inspiring English sources

Today, the clear vertical hierarchy that has always characterised any successful Fleet Street newspaper frequently sits alongside – occasionally entwined with – a confused web of digital executives.

I'm skeptical about so-called ladders of opportunity as this presumes a simple vertical hierarchy of progression, but the absence of key rungs was what prompted Graeae to establish Missing Piece.

The Chechens always remained the least tamed of Russia's new subjects perhaps because they had no traditional vertical hierarchy, but rather a network of communities and teips, land-based clans.

The vertical hierarchy of lights interacts with a horizontal hierarchy of lights.

The first vertical hierarchy of lights mirrors the Avicennan Peripatetic process of emanation of Intelligences.

This recursion and nesting capability could lead to a vertical hierarchy of virtual networks and advanced multi-tier architectures.

Rather than completely reconfigure their management systems to meet these requirements, companies chose to create horizontal project units to overlie their existing vertical hierarchies.

"There is no question that, as an India-wide phenomenon, there is a growing questioning of the vertical hierarchies of social relations that have resisted for decades," said Milan Vaishnav, a specialist on India's political economy at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

The most distinctive features of his thought seem to have been an extreme spiritualism, an insistence, even sharper than that of Plotinus, on the "flight from the body" and more philosophically important a greater sympathy with the less sharply defined vertical hierarchies of the Platonists who had preceded Plotinus.

They further identified circumstances in which vertical hierarchies can lead to inferior long-term performance.

It means that university researchers can break free of traditional vertical hierarchies to work together with others from different disciplines&emdash;engineering, aerodynamics, chemistry, and biotechnology&emdash;on a specific topic that is internationally competitive.