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In law and politics, an '''order''' is a [[mandate]], command, or direction [[authority|authoritatively]] given. It is a command of a court or [[judge]] made in writing. | In law and politics, an '''order''' is a [[mandate]], command, or direction [[authority|authoritatively]] given. It is a command of a court or [[judge]] made in writing. | ||
| − | In [[physics]], order | + | In [[physics]], particularly, [[thermodynamics]], the order of a system can be described by [[entropy]]. |
In [[theology]], order is [[God]]. | In [[theology]], order is [[God]]. | ||
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[[Category:Legal Terms]] | [[Category:Legal Terms]] | ||
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Revision as of 19:46, September 22, 2016
In law and politics, an order is a mandate, command, or direction authoritatively given. It is a command of a court or judge made in writing.
In physics, particularly, thermodynamics, the order of a system can be described by entropy.