Descend hierarchy

Click the RIGHT mouse button on BLK2 and then select Descend Hierarchy from the menu to create a new schematic page for BLK2... 

Later theories by Maslow (1954) showed the narrowness of that view, and the importance of factors such as social, esteem, achievement, and other needs. Maslow has put forward a hierarchy of five types of needs in descending order of priority ... 

The first time we descend the hierarchy we create a new schematic page for the block. The dialog box above is asking us what we want to name that page. You can change the name if you wish. Click the OK button to create the new schematic... 

Next, select BLK3, descend the hierarchy, and then create the schematic below for the amplifier stage ... 

Next, we will create the schematic inside this block. Select the block and then descend the hierarchy. You will create the new schematic page below ... 

When a calibration hierarchy starts with the definition of an SI unit followed by a primary reference measurement procedure and descends through commutable calibrators and specific and selective measurement procedures full calibration hierarchy above the traceability to an SI unit is automatically ensured. The other four types of hierarchy do not preclude the use of a bona fide SI unit in the expression of a measurement result for a differential or rational quantity, but it is mandatory to specify the top measurement procedure and/or calibrator in the designation for the measurand. For example, amount-of-substance concentration of nitrogen(N) in human plasma by Kjeldahl procedure no. 3 (referring to the laboratory s list of procedures). The result in millimole per litre, however, is not unequivocally comparable with that of another Kjeldahl procedure, because the kinds-of-quanti-ty are differently specified, but the unit is unchanged. 

Psychologist Abraham Maslow (3) hypothesized a hierarchy of needs that classifies human motivation, listed in descending priority ... 

The Physical Level contains all the nuts and bolts of the formulation domain in a number of information sources, including a database. The Physical Level is accessed from the Task Level via a query interface. The physical net contains the domain knowledge in a number of objects. An object consists of a set of attributes, each of which may have zero or more values. The objects are arranged in a classification hierarchy. Subobjects, which descend from another object, inherit their attributes and values. 

Thephylcgenetical value must be high, in the sense that all taxa must be monophyletic ( allparts of the taxon are descendants of one ancestral species) and that the hierarchy mirrors the phylogenetic history. 

Compliance with the Carcinogens Directive requires the employer to assess the risk of exposure, and the nature and degree of that risk. The hierarchy of control mechanisms, in descending order of preference, is ... 

With his mentality as secure as he could make it, he formed a succession of new orders. Again, they were different from anything which existed in the neural strata before fresh patterns, a modified routing hierarchy, invisible to anyone accustomed to the standard thought routines. The clandestine command went out to every optically sensitive cell, every affinity-capable descendant, every servitor animal find a match for Dariat s visual image. 

Living systems, like the universe from which they are descended, are mainly understandable as a process [1-8]. They are characterized preferentially by their dynamics rather than by their statics. As structure and phase correspond in some way to molecular biology (Fig. 1) and liquid crystals (Fig. 2), the two fields will appear in our days as two scientific aspects of much more general duality phenomena (Fig. 3) that govern quite different stages and hierarchies of developmental processes within our universe. They both represent essentials in our somewhat inadequate attempts to cope with the complexity of life patterns, which can be only approximately - if at all - comprehended by the only partially adequate complexity of our different scientific approaches. 

The uninuclear, hierarchial Amoebozoans, with the ability to form syncytia [2271], which crawl and phagocytose (cell cannibalism) appears to be the direction toward which the cells (de-differentiating stem or somatic cells) descend on the evolutionary scale during their so called malignant transformation . In nature, under natural circumstances, among the extant descendents of the ancient unicellular eukaryotes, it is not possible to readily find colonies that would resemble that of the HeLa cells. Under adverse circumstances, as in the Hydractinia colony, it may happen that de-differentiated cells overgrow the colony. 

The difference between Agassiz s diagram and Romer s diagram is, of course, the influence of Darwin and the desire to recognize ancestor-descendent relationships. Patterson (1977) questions whether Agassiz s depiction of affinity through hierarchies of characters is any more abstract than the ancestor-descendent relationships illustrated by Romer. 

For many risk simations, a combination of the risk management methods outlined in the hierarchy of controls is necessary to achieve acceptable risk levels. However, the expectation is that consideration wiU be given to each of the steps in a descending order, and that reasonable attempts wiU be made to eliminate or reduce hazards and their associated risks through steps higher in the hierarchy before lower steps are considered. A lower step in the hierarchy of controls is not to be chosen until practical applications of the preceding level or levels are exhausted. 

Regarding the analytical hierarchy process, pairwise comparisons of the various relevant factors on different hierarchic levels with regard to an overall goal are performed. In each step of the process, the different attributes identified at a particular hierarchic level are compared with respect to the level above, in a descending order from the top level on. The prioritizations of each level are then combined and a final ranking of priorities is obtained (Saaty 1994). 

It is not a coincidence that CHSWR lays great emphasis on welfare, transport and falls from height. In contrast to the earlier legislation it repealed, it deals with falls in a generic sense, based on risk and a hierarchy of control measures, viz (in descending order of merit) ... 

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