Order
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• Legal and military meanings
  • Court order
  • Executive order
  • General order
  • Standing order
• Scientific meanings
  • Order (biology)
  • In computing, canonical order
• Mathematical meanings
  • Order (mathematical) of an ordered set; see also total order and total preorder
  • Order (mathematical) of a group or its elements. See Glossary of group theory
    • Order (mathematical) of an element in some modulus, see Multiplicative order
  • Order of a differential equation
  • Big O notation (mathematical) - also known as the order of an algorithm
• Other meanings
  • Order (business)
  • Order (religious)
  • Architectonic orders - see Classical orders
  • Ordered sets of pitches or pitch classes such as a tone row, see the mathematical meaning above.

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