- (organizationalÂ
hierarchies are
listed under "Power- or authority-based")
Analytic Hierarchy Process Hierarchical Decision Process Hierarchic Object-Oriented...
- The
hierarchy of the
Catholic Church consists of its bishops, priests, and deacons. In the
ecclesiological sense of the term, "
hierarchy"
strictly means...
- A
hierarchical organization or
hierarchical organisation (see
spelling differences) is an
organizational structure where every entity in the organization...
- In the
angelology of
different religions, a
hierarchy of
angels is a
ranking system of angels. The
higher ranking angels have
greater power and authority...
- Maslow’s
hierarchy of
needs is a
conceptualisation of the
needs (or goals) that
motivate human behaviour,
which was
proposed by the
American psychologist...
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organization tends to use
hierarchical forms (see
Modern hierarchy for
terminology and
approximate troop strength per
hierarchical unit). In some countries...
- A
settlement hierarchy is a way of
arranging settlements into a
hierarchy based upon
their size. The term is used by
landscape historians and in the National...
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descriptive set theory, the
analytical hierarchy is an
extension of the
arithmetical hierarchy. The
analytical hierarchy of
formulas includes formulas in the...
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Central concerns of
syntax include word order,
grammatical relations,
hierarchical sentence structure (constituency), agreement, the
nature of crosslinguistic...
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field of ethology, a
dominance hierarchy (formerly and
colloquially called a
pecking order) is a type of
social hierarchy that
arises when
members of animal...
