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An asterisk (*) indicates unordered lists.

At the end of the night, he was presented with a '1050 tab that included two unordered bottles.

Nevertheless, it is often musically important to consider sets that are equipped with an order relation (called segments); in such contexts, bare sets are often referred to as "unordered", for the sake of emphasis.

The fundamental concept of a non-serial set is that it is an unordered collection of pitch classes.

In a data warehouse, dimensions provide structured labeling information to otherwise unordered numeric measures.

The selection can then be viewed as an unordered selection: a single choice of a (multi-)set of n elements from X is made.

When viewing "fnof; as an unordered selection of the elements of X, the same kind of distinction applies.

In their lists of the best albums of 1998, TNT was ranked 12th by Magic, 32nd by Spex, 37th by Les Inrockuptibles and 58th by Muzik, and was also included in the unordered lists of 1998's best albums by Magnet and The Wire.

(*) designates unordered lists.

Empty set, singleton, unordered pairs and tuples .

This is a recursive definition of unordered n-tuples for any concrete n (finite sets given as lists of their elements:).

In NFU, all the set definitions given work by stratified comprehension; in ZFC, the existence of the unordered pair is given by the Axiom of Pairing, the existence of the empty set follows by Separation from the existence of any set, and the binary union of two sets exists by the axioms of Pairing and Union (x \cup y \bigcup\{x,y\}).

Yardbarker included NFL 2K5 in an unordered list of the 25 best sports games of all-time, noting that, "For a brief moment, there was a true challenger to the Madden hegemony.