hierarchy

Preposition: of

• widget: WIDGETS In order to specify resources, it is useful to know the hierarchy of the widgets which compose xclock.
• heading: The logical structure of a document is defined visually, typically through a hierarchy of headings ( headings of different sizes or weights ).

Converse of object

• flatten: But the frustration of managers at the slowing of their career progress since hierarchies flattened is unlikely to result in those levels being reinstated.
• upset: That certain way includes among other things; not upsetting the current hierarchy of power.
• nest: Collaborative Book The book feature organizes content into a nested hierarchy.
• imply: There is no hierarchy implied by the title, the President's distinctive role will only be to represent the Society if required.
• establish: Newly mixed pigs fight to establish a hierarchy which is based on weight - the heaviest being more dominant.

Preposition: in

• formulation: Is there in practice a hierarchy in the formulation of different types of environmental plans?

Adjective modifier

• taxonomic: Browsing can be done by taxonomic hierarchy, concepts hierarchy, by curriculum, or by biology course.
• rigid: The same remarks apply to a society that is caste-based, or has any other rigid hierarchy to social status.
• Catholic: Remember, Elgar's parish church had been built only shortly after the early 19th century restoration of the Catholic hierarchy in England.
• ecclesiastical: The government surveyed rural monasteries and schools, and reconstituted the ecclesiastical hierarchy.
• three-level: Clusters Areas are grouped into a three-level hierarchy of clusters, within which areas share similar combinations of characteristics.
• object-based: Suppose vendor A creates an object-based hierarchy that includes a useful set of containers including one you want to use called Holder.

Noun used with modifier

• widget: From within X-Designer, you can turn a widget hierarchy into a definition to be used later in other designs.
• inheritance: These concepts are discussed in Chapter 4. Furthermore, several ways to represent inheritance hierarchies are investigated in section 4.3.
• dominance: On a slightly different theme: Is there a dominance hierarchy among the species on your feeder?
• caste: But in practice a local caste hierarchy may correspond only very loosely with the ideal.
• waste: The ' waste hierarchy ' shown below places incineration second to last.
• directory: These files are generated into several subdirectories, according to LEIF's standard project directory hierarchy.