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poset

Poset vs Undefined - What's the difference?

poset | undefined |


As a noun poset

is (set theory) a partially ordered set.

As an adjective undefined is

lacking a definition or value.

Setoid vs Poset - What's the difference?

setoid | poset |


In set theory|lang=en terms the difference between setoid and poset

is that setoid is (set theory) a set together with an equivalence relation while poset is (set theory) a partially ordered set.

As nouns the difference between setoid and poset

is that setoid is (set theory) a set together with an equivalence relation while poset is (set theory) a partially ordered set.

Toset vs Poset - What's the difference?

toset | poset |


As an abbreviation TOSET

is Totally Ordered Set.

As a noun poset is

a partially ordered set.

Posek vs Poset - What's the difference?

posek | poset |


As nouns the difference between posek and poset

is that posek is (judaism) a legal scholar who decides the halacha in cases where previous authorities are inconclusive or no halakhic precedent exists while poset is (set theory) a partially ordered set.

Poset vs Posnet - What's the difference?

poset | posnet |


As nouns the difference between poset and posnet

is that poset is (set theory) a partially ordered set while posnet is (obsolete) a little basin; a porringer; a skillet.

Poseth vs Poset - What's the difference?

poseth | poset |


As a verb poseth

is (archaic) (pose).

As a noun poset is

(set theory) a partially ordered set.

Poset vs Post - What's the difference?

poset | post |


As nouns the difference between poset and post

is that poset is (set theory) a partially ordered set while post is post, mail.

Poset vs Posset - What's the difference?

poset | posset |


As nouns the difference between poset and posset

is that poset is (set theory) a partially ordered set while posset is a beverage composed of hot milk curdled by some strong infusion, such as wine.

As a verb posset is

(obsolete) to curdle; to turn, as milk; to coagulate.

Poset vs Poses - What's the difference?

poset | poses |


As a noun poset

is (set theory) a partially ordered set.

As a verb poses is

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Posest vs Poset - What's the difference?

posest | poset |


As a verb posest

is archaic second-person singular of pose.

As a noun poset is

a partially ordered set.

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