tiered

Maybe there should be tiered embargoes then, so that the fix is released before the exploit?

Perhaps the advantage for the developer is some kind of tiered storage (e.g.

Some have tiered track/monetize/block policies that are contextually dependent on match length, % match, and country of viewership.

That means promotion and career advancement become heavily tiered.

The 'CFO' could commit a (minor) portion of profit to profit sharing, perhaps on a tiered basis.

The public transport system in my hometown of Melbourne has a two-tiered fine system if you're caught travelling without a ticket.

We have a tiered subscription pricing based on the amount of calls being made and records being stored to recommend from.

In a multi-tiered architecture, it's preferable to avoid stateful sessions between the edge and backend.

The easiest situation would be if you have a family plan with an unlimited data line, and a tiered data line.

They were actually losing a few court cases, so brought in the two-tiered system.

I'm thinking tiered plans based on concurrency limits (right now all accounts are capped at 1 active instance).

I think the system is starting to backfire because the income gap between those affiliated with the conglomerates and those who don't has stratospherically diverged, creating 2/3-tiered society.

The interesting part for me was their "Tiered packages" that takes advantage of customers by playing off their assumptions that buying more bids at one time would be cheaper.

Having a tiered salary structure lets both the company and the employee plan for a base salary from year to year and provides opportunities to "move people up" as the progress through a career.