Definition of bottom-up in English:

bottom-up

adjective

Proceeding from the bottom or beginning of a hierarchy or process upwards.
bottom-up decisions
Example sentencesExamples
- But then the Board was set up to be at the apex of a consensus based bottom-up policy process, which is currently being stifled through an unrepresentative structure.
- In technology the bottom-up open-source software movement is putting new pressure on Microsoft and database giant Oracle.
- Formerly it had been a very bottom-up process, but there was no strategic framework.
- What's fascinating is that the contest could have only happened through top down means, but enabled bottom-up participation.
- Shared awareness permits bottom-up self-synchronization; subteams form as needed.
- I'm going to talk a lot about top-down versus bottom-up approaches to design.
- It strikes me that you could argue that podcasting now represents a potential bottom-up disruption in the same market.
- Suddenly, the study of aging is switched from a top-down view of the effects of aging to a bottom-up approach, where causes can be determined.
- The bottom-up approach starts by detailing the metadata ‘facets’ used to describe content items.
- The advent of the Internet has made the bottom-up approach much more practical, too.
- Evidence from child language tends strongly to support category acquisition as a bottom-up process.
- Managers can gauge projected budgets against actual costs with top-down budgeting and bottom-up cost control.
- Beam robotics is about taking the bottom-up approach, to start from mastering the simple bug and moving up from there.
- The important behaviours are emergent, bottom-up, organic.
- Can you automate information collection and then rely on bottom-up participation to make it useful?
- Furthermore, to ensure effective management, the Mi'Kmaq are working to establish a bottom-up approach to management decision making.
- We traced its improbable development to the bottom-up dynamics of the Bazaar model of software engineering.
- But Clay is right that this calls into question the connection between bottom-up and top-down.
- You can see your top-down processes at work best in situations where the bottom-up processes are weak.
- Blogging is a bottom-up grass-roots kind of practice, not a top-down enterprise.
Synonyms
upturned, upended, bottom up, wrong side up, head over heels, inverted, reversed, overturned, capsized, upset, flipped

Definition of bottom-up in US English:

bottom-up

adjectiveˌbädəmˈəpˌbɑdəmˈəp

Proceeding from the bottom or beginning of a hierarchy or process upward.
bottom-up decisions
Example sentencesExamples
- In technology the bottom-up open-source software movement is putting new pressure on Microsoft and database giant Oracle.
- We traced its improbable development to the bottom-up dynamics of the Bazaar model of software engineering.
- Formerly it had been a very bottom-up process, but there was no strategic framework.
- Suddenly, the study of aging is switched from a top-down view of the effects of aging to a bottom-up approach, where causes can be determined.
- I'm going to talk a lot about top-down versus bottom-up approaches to design.
- Beam robotics is about taking the bottom-up approach, to start from mastering the simple bug and moving up from there.
- You can see your top-down processes at work best in situations where the bottom-up processes are weak.
- Furthermore, to ensure effective management, the Mi'Kmaq are working to establish a bottom-up approach to management decision making.
- What's fascinating is that the contest could have only happened through top down means, but enabled bottom-up participation.
- Evidence from child language tends strongly to support category acquisition as a bottom-up process.
- But Clay is right that this calls into question the connection between bottom-up and top-down.
- It strikes me that you could argue that podcasting now represents a potential bottom-up disruption in the same market.
- Shared awareness permits bottom-up self-synchronization; subteams form as needed.
- Can you automate information collection and then rely on bottom-up participation to make it useful?
- The advent of the Internet has made the bottom-up approach much more practical, too.
- Blogging is a bottom-up grass-roots kind of practice, not a top-down enterprise.
- But then the Board was set up to be at the apex of a consensus based bottom-up policy process, which is currently being stifled through an unrepresentative structure.
- Managers can gauge projected budgets against actual costs with top-down budgeting and bottom-up cost control.
- The important behaviours are emergent, bottom-up, organic.
- The bottom-up approach starts by detailing the metadata ‘facets’ used to describe content items.
Synonyms
upturned, upended, bottom up, wrong side up, head over heels, inverted, reversed, overturned, capsized, upset, flipped

单词	bottom-up
释义	Definition of bottom-up in English: bottom-up adjective Proceeding from the bottom or beginning of a hierarchy or process upwards. bottom-up decisions Example sentencesExamples But then the Board was set up to be at the apex of a consensus based bottom-up policy process, which is currently being stifled through an unrepresentative structure. In technology the bottom-up open-source software movement is putting new pressure on Microsoft and database giant Oracle. Formerly it had been a very bottom-up process, but there was no strategic framework. What's fascinating is that the contest could have only happened through top down means, but enabled bottom-up participation. Shared awareness permits bottom-up self-synchronization; subteams form as needed. I'm going to talk a lot about top-down versus bottom-up approaches to design. It strikes me that you could argue that podcasting now represents a potential bottom-up disruption in the same market. Suddenly, the study of aging is switched from a top-down view of the effects of aging to a bottom-up approach, where causes can be determined. The bottom-up approach starts by detailing the metadata ‘facets’ used to describe content items. The advent of the Internet has made the bottom-up approach much more practical, too. Evidence from child language tends strongly to support category acquisition as a bottom-up process. Managers can gauge projected budgets against actual costs with top-down budgeting and bottom-up cost control. Beam robotics is about taking the bottom-up approach, to start from mastering the simple bug and moving up from there. The important behaviours are emergent, bottom-up, organic. Can you automate information collection and then rely on bottom-up participation to make it useful? Furthermore, to ensure effective management, the Mi'Kmaq are working to establish a bottom-up approach to management decision making. We traced its improbable development to the bottom-up dynamics of the Bazaar model of software engineering. But Clay is right that this calls into question the connection between bottom-up and top-down. You can see your top-down processes at work best in situations where the bottom-up processes are weak. Blogging is a bottom-up grass-roots kind of practice, not a top-down enterprise. Synonyms upturned, upended, bottom up, wrong side up, head over heels, inverted, reversed, overturned, capsized, upset, flipped Definition of bottom-up in US English: bottom-up adjectiveˌbädəmˈəpˌbɑdəmˈəp Proceeding from the bottom or beginning of a hierarchy or process upward. bottom-up decisions Example sentencesExamples In technology the bottom-up open-source software movement is putting new pressure on Microsoft and database giant Oracle. We traced its improbable development to the bottom-up dynamics of the Bazaar model of software engineering. Formerly it had been a very bottom-up process, but there was no strategic framework. Suddenly, the study of aging is switched from a top-down view of the effects of aging to a bottom-up approach, where causes can be determined. I'm going to talk a lot about top-down versus bottom-up approaches to design. Beam robotics is about taking the bottom-up approach, to start from mastering the simple bug and moving up from there. You can see your top-down processes at work best in situations where the bottom-up processes are weak. Furthermore, to ensure effective management, the Mi'Kmaq are working to establish a bottom-up approach to management decision making. What's fascinating is that the contest could have only happened through top down means, but enabled bottom-up participation. Evidence from child language tends strongly to support category acquisition as a bottom-up process. But Clay is right that this calls into question the connection between bottom-up and top-down. It strikes me that you could argue that podcasting now represents a potential bottom-up disruption in the same market. Shared awareness permits bottom-up self-synchronization; subteams form as needed. Can you automate information collection and then rely on bottom-up participation to make it useful? The advent of the Internet has made the bottom-up approach much more practical, too. Blogging is a bottom-up grass-roots kind of practice, not a top-down enterprise. But then the Board was set up to be at the apex of a consensus based bottom-up policy process, which is currently being stifled through an unrepresentative structure. Managers can gauge projected budgets against actual costs with top-down budgeting and bottom-up cost control. The important behaviours are emergent, bottom-up, organic. The bottom-up approach starts by detailing the metadata ‘facets’ used to describe content items. Synonyms upturned, upended, bottom up, wrong side up, head over heels, inverted, reversed, overturned, capsized, upset, flipped
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