hierarchical

the hierarchical bureaucracy of a local authority.

organizations with cumbersome hierarchical structures.

Howard Pattee, an early cybernetician, defined hierarchical structure as a spectrum of connectance.

Basin floors generated at different times will exhibit a hierarchical sequence of crustal structure and epeirogenic behaviour.

The control system is a kind of hierarchical control system,which is composed of teach box,main microcomputer and hypogenous microcomputers.

In this paper,the analytic model of handoff of a new PCSsystem,called register microcell PCS system with hierarchical overlays is described.

Physical and electrical characteristics of hierarchical digital interfaces for equipment using the 2048 kbit/s-based plesiochronous or Synchronous Digital Hierarchy.

First, there's something called hierarchical organization.

We'll meet a self-managing company which isn't hierarchical and has no boss.

Most important, it is hierarchical and nested in structure.

Grammar has a hierarchical, nested structure involving units within other units.

They point out clearly that their relationship with students is cooperative, rather than hierarchical.

As the world becomes more connected and less hierarchical, traditional career paths are shifting as well.

Instead of a little man, what if the brain was a hierarchical system?

It's also the reason why there are strict hierarchical labels, such as Handmaid, Marthas, Wives.

Critics of the taxonomy often questioned the existence of a sequential hierarchical link between each level.

It could benefit from a shake-up that flattens its hierarchical management structure. Its policies could also be improved.