Old Order Mennonites (1615 bytes)
1: ...oup, it is often used to refer to those groups of Mennonites who practice a lifestyle without some elements of...
3: Old Order Mennonites are similar to [[Old Order Amish]], both in practice and theology. They have...
5: The avoidance of technologies by Old Order Mennonites is based not on a belief that the technology is i...
7: Other aspects of Old Order Mennonite life are concerned with 'plainness'. Th...
9: ...avoidance of ostentation also dictates that those Mennonites who do drive cars are often required to drive bla...

Russian Mennonites (2332 bytes)
1: ...re an ethnically [[Netherlands|Dutch]] group of [[Mennonites]] who traditionally spoke [[Plautdietsch]], and w...
3: In the early-to-mid [[16th century|1500s]], early Mennonites began to flee the present-day Netherlands (especi...
5: ... throne in [[1786]] and imposed heavy fees on the Mennonites in exchange for continued military exemption.
7: ... the [[Russo-Turkish War, 1768-74]]. Many of the Mennonites in Prussia accepted this invitation, establishing...
11: ... and [[1880]], 18,000 of the approximately 45,000 Mennonites in South Russia left for [[North America]] due to...

The Best of New Order (1849 bytes)
1: ...um)|''Technique'']]). Only "Thieves Like Us" (the oldest track included, dating from [[1984]]) appears ...
3: ... Like Us"), but adds one track from each of [[New Order]]'s first three albums and a previously unrelease...
47: [[Category:1994 albums|Best of New Order, The]]
48: [[Category:New Order albums|Best of New Order, The]]

Zero order (430 bytes)
1: ...ability]] of purchase. Contrast it to the [[first order]] process when the outcome at time t-1 changes th...

Z-order (1944 bytes)
1: ...all of another. When two windows overlap, their z-order determines which one appears on top of the other.
3: ...rder information thus specifies the front-to-back ordering of objects on the screen.
5: ...layer completely overlaps those below it in the z-order.
7: ...on top"; these are then fixed to the top of the z-order so that no normal window can overlap them.

Order (1575 bytes)
1: ...haos]]. It is often used in the phrase '''law and order'''.
3: ** [[Court order]]
4: ** [[Executive order]]
5: ** [[General order]]
6: ** [[Standing order]]

The Order (92 bytes)
1: '''The Order''' can refer to:
3: # [[The Order (group)]]
4: # [[The Order (movie)]]

New Order (12480 bytes)
1: ...inger [[Ian Curtis]]. The current members of New Order are [[Bernard Sumner]] (lead vocalist), [[Peter H...
5: New Order initially started on a similar route as their pre...
7: New Order and Joy Division were both among the most success...
9: Unusually for such a major group, New Order never had a formal contract with their label. (Th...
13: ...aid to lose a small amount of money on each copy sold.

Well-order (2207 bytes)
1: ...ther with the well-order is then called a '''well-ordered set'''.
3: ...dering of the positive [[real number]]s is a well-ordering.
5: ...t this property is in fact equivalent to the well-order property; it is also clearly equivalent to the [[...
7: ...ers. For instance, the following definition well orders all the integers: x<y if |x|<|y|, or if |x|=|y| ...
9: In a well-ordered set, every element, unless it is the overall la...

Giant order (1047 bytes)
1: ...gelo Buonarroti]] with the first consistent giant order (of Corinthian pilasters). Michelangelo combined ...
3: ...ladian|neo-Palladian]] architecture and the giant order was a favored motif of the syncretic [[Beaux-Arts...
6: ...ichel/michel.html Michelangelo's innovative giant order at the Campidoglio.]

General Order No. 11 (2925 bytes)
1: ...title of General [[Ulysses S. Grant]]'s infamous order of [[December 17]], [[1862]] that all [[Jew]]s in...
3: == Previous orders ==
5: On [[April 10]], 1862, Grant issued an order ''to all the conductors on the road, that no Jews...
7: ...December 8, an aide, Colonel [[John V. DuBoise]], ordered ''all [[cotton speculator]]s, Jews, and all oth...
9: == Reasons for the order ==

Canonical order (200 bytes)
1: In [[computing]], a '''canonical order''' is the order of elements that obeys a certain set of rules or ...

Order of the Thistle (18936 bytes)
1: ...G|thumb|right|100px|James VII ordained the modern Order.]]
2: ...ised by the Government, as occurs with most other Orders.
4: ... One Pound|pound coin]]s. The patron saint of the Order is [[Saint Andrew|St Andrew]].
6: ...e independence of the greater part of Ireland the Order has fallen dormant (its last surviving knight die...
9: ...narchs. He allegedly conferred membership of the "Order of the Burr or Thissil" on [[Francis I of France|...

Order theory (28287 bytes)
1: ...he various articles that exist in the vicinity of order theory.
5: ...iar example of an ordering is the [[lexicographic order]] of words in a dictionary.
7: ... a ''partial'' order, as opposed to the ''total'' orders given before.
9: ...without focusing on the details of any particular order. These insights can then be readily transferred t...
11: ...|functions]] between them. A simple example of an order theoretic property for functions comes from [[ana...

Order of New Zealand (6770 bytes)
1: [[Image:Onz.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Badge of the Order of New Zealand]]
3: ...y modelled after the [[Order of Merit]] and the [[Order of the Companions of Honour]] [http://www.dpmc.go...
5: ...od or other status, but members of this one-class order are entitled to use the [[post-nominal letters]] ...
7: ... oval medallion, with the Arms of New Zealand in gold and coloured enamel. Members wear the badge on a ...
9: The Order has two officers: the Secretary and Registrar.

Order of St. John (6256 bytes)
1: ...evival in the [[19th century]]. For the original order of St John, see [[Knights Hospitaller]]''
3: The '''Most Venerable Order of St John of Jerusalem''' is a [[United Kingdom|...
5: == The history of the Order of St John ==
7: ...enary army had the right to become Knights in the Order.
8: ...". This was none other than the public house "The Old Jerusalem Tavern", which occupied what had been t...

Spontaneous order (6841 bytes)
1: ... term that describes the spontaneous emergence of order out of a seemingly chaotic context, as the result...
3: ...on Earth may be seen as an example of spontaneous order. This evolution is driven by energy from the [[Su...
5: ...tists, such as [[Fred Hoyle]], accept spontaneous order as an explanation for the proliferation of specie...
7: ==Spontaneous order and political issues==
8: ...e many controversial claims regarding spontaneous order. Some of these are in the fields of politics and ...

Extended order (400 bytes)

New Jedi Order (1952 bytes)
1: ... New Jedi Order''''', also known as '''''New Jedi Order''''' or by its acronym, '''''NJO''''', is a serie...
5: Further details of ''The New Jedi Order'' storyline may be gained by accessing the entrie...
19: *''[[The Apprentice (New Jedi Order)|The Apprentice]]'' (short story) (2002)
32: * [http://www.njoe.com/ New Jedi Order Encyclopedia]

Order of William (2616 bytes)
1: ...lliam.jpg|right|thumb|150px|Knight's Cross of the Order of William]]
3: ...ed in [[1815]]. The Order was first authorized by order of King [[William I of the Netherlands|William I]...
7: ...45]], with the liberation of the Netherlands, the Order of William was again awarded, this time to both N...
11: By 1945, the following classes of the Order of William were in existence.
18: ... commands which had displayed feats befitting the Order of William Knight’s Medal.

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