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order Size of the Fresnel lens which determines the brightness and distance the light will travel.
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ordinal Numerals assigned for the purpose of rank. For example: 1st, 2nd, 3rd place in a race. Ordinal numbers imply an order but tell nothing of the distance between the entries. Thus, they give no information about how much faster the first place finisher was than the second, just that she was faster.
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order A taxonomic grouping below a class and above a family.
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order To arrange two or more objects or events in accordance with stated criteria.
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ordinal a classification of data groups which are arranged according to an underlying continuum (ie, from larger to smaller), but differences between ranks may not be equal.
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