hierarchical

Hierarchy means they did not have co-operative management of resources, they had hierarchical management of resources.

We also investigated hierarchical features where the image is overlaid with a grid of cell size c × c and pixels withins each cell are added up.

There's a hierarchical change to make Photos a top-level product, and the product itself has had a facelift.

A subset of the themes in this order—namely, hierarchical races—is uncomfortably close to the order espoused by Nazi-flavored fascist rhetoric.

So this was beyond just a hierarchical separation within the company, it was several degrees separated from the company itself.

Also, don't load memories from the RTL, do that from the test bench (using hierarchical references).

They're not just arrays of depth values, but they're hierarchical data structures which allow entire fragments to be queried at once.

A common optimization in hierarchical trees is to have each node actually hold multiple levels.

> As you might expect, without written rules or hierarchy, the scene is dominated by social forces Isn't that how hierarchical corporations work anyway?

Plenty of places with deeply hierarchical systems have had major security bugs.

If you have hierarchical or self-referencing data, making the triangle or circle peg fit into the square hole seems like a lot of effort.

People are hierarchical and like to probe where they sit on the imaginary ladder of life by having a dig at those in their proximity.