Examples of using Hierarchically in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
The obligation to functionally and hierarchically separate the functions of risk management from the operating units,
then generate related topics and subtopics hierarchically.
These are forms used to create items that are hierarchically subordinate to another item.
Men hierarchically carry more power,
which are hierarchically ordered& whose members share similar values, interests& behaviour.
since the form of governance of the Church is synodally hierarchical and hierarchically synodal.
if the deputy Authorising Officer is in a position that is hierarchically inferior to the manager.
since the government of the Church is synodically hierarchical and hierarchically synodical.
which is hierarchically ordered and whose members share similar values,
that are hierarchically ordered and whose members share similar values,
which are hierarchically ordered and whose members share similar values,
that Occupy achieved a breakthrough at Wall Street that the prior hierarchically organized efforts had not managed.
In short, we can easily miss the need to see the rise of right-wing radicalization as an outcome of a previous global opening up within the hierarchically developing and destabilizing global capitalism.
acts and communicates hierarchically, it thinks and feels hierarchically by organizing the vast diversity of sense data,
In short, we can easily miss the need to see events of right wing radicalization as an outcome of a global opening up within the hierarchically developing and destabilizing global capitalism.
without the parties being summoned, before the hierarchically higher court.
the majority recognise that it is hierarchically higher than any other rule of international law,
Through this, we have developed a technique to easily grow synthetic materials that emulate such hierarchically organised architecture over large areas
Formal education: the hierarchically structured, chronologically graded'education system',
Through this, we have developed a technique to easily grow synthetic materials that emulate such hierarchically organized architecture over large areas