hierarchal

How To Use hierarchal In A Sentence

• Using the hierarchal presentation view of Data Source ExplorerHierarchical presentation icon , navigate to the Schemas folder.
• You have to create boundaries in the fiercely hierarchal world of rock-chickdom, or you do not survive. Times, Sunday Times
• The hierarchal status of the Tudor princesses merely allowed them to exploit certain fissures — in particular, the resources of the household — to their fullest potential. From Heads of Household to Heads of State: The Preaccession Households of Mary and Elizabeth Tudor, 1516-1558
• Other research indicates that collaborative learning environments, where teachers and students collectively contribute to the content and flow of instruction, enhance learning, when compared with traditional hierarchal teaching methods. Ed Madison: Face To Face: Virtual Teachers Can't Replace The Real Thing
• Do you think that we're experiencing a shift from a kind of hierarchal system run by a ruling elite to a world where the masses are rising and starting to exert more power? Marianne Schnall: Interview with Omega Institute Co-Founder Elizabeth Lesser
• This is known as hierarchal cross - certification. Recently Uploaded Slideshows
• Conclusive for the correctness of this interpretation, as represented by the Swedish government, _is the approval the Norwegian government itself gave this interpretation_ by conceding that the Foreign Minister might give direct orders to the Norwegian Consuls, which, in certain cases, implied a hierarchal relationship between the Foreign Minister and the Norwegian The Swedish-Norwegian Union Crisis A History with Documents
• In with the typical flour, yeast and salt, the ingredients of sugar (in a hefty dose going by the hierarchal list) and orange extract were listed. A Miss and a Surprise Hit
• Cixous and Kristeva that such writing is not hierarchal or oppositional but "other"; for Irigaray, woman's language "is continuous, compressible, dilatable, viscous, conductible, diffusable" (111). My Name Was Martha: A Renaissance Woman's Autobiographical Poem
• So, finding all of these above as necessary parts of any meaningful and culturally relevant definition, it can be argued that humanism is a sociopolitical philosophy, both democratic and non-hierarchal, which is informed by scientific naturalism and promotes individual freedom, economic and social equality, human cooperation and planetary peace. Imagine all the People