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#A hierarchy (in Greek hieros, sacred, and arkho, rule) is a system of ranking and organizing things. |
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#A group of people, or things arranged in order of rank or grade. |
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#A system of dividing people or things into rank |
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#An ordering of groups in which larger groups encompass [[http://ezinearticles.com/?Unpublished-Phone-Number-Lookup---Find-Out-the-Identity-of-Your-Wifes-Lover&id=4664636 phone number lookup]] sets of smaller groups. |
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#Any system where there is a parent-child relationship. |
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#A group of people, ideas, objects, etc. arranged in a graded series (high to low, good to bad, etc.). |
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#In computer science's object-oriented programming, the mapped relationships of sub- and superclasses is known as a hierarchy. |
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Revision as of 03:39, 28 October 2011
- A hierarchy (in Greek hieros, sacred, and arkho, rule) is a system of ranking and organizing things.
- A group of people, or things arranged in order of rank or grade.
- A system of dividing people or things into rank
- An ordering of groups in which larger groups encompass [phone number lookup] sets of smaller groups.
- Any system where there is a parent-child relationship.
- A group of people, ideas, objects, etc. arranged in a graded series (high to low, good to bad, etc.).
- In computer science's object-oriented programming, the mapped relationships of sub- and superclasses is known as a hierarchy.