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Hierarchy may also refer to:
- Hierarchy (mathematics), the mathematical model of a hierarchical structure as an ordered set
- Containment hierarchy, a hierarchy of only strictly nested sets
- Hierarchy (object-oriented programming), also known as inheritance, the creation of new classes from existing classes
- Hierarchical database model, a tree-like database model
- Hierarchical query, an SQL query on a hierarchical database
- Hierarchical linear modeling, multi-level statistical analysis and linear regression
- Hierarchical organization, the structure of most organizations, including governments, businesses and organized religions
- Catholic Church hierarchy
- Hierarchical network, the hierarchical of computer network components
- Hierarchical control system, a layered model for component organization in software and robotics
- Dominance hierarchy, an intraspecific ordering of individuals or groups by power status and dominance
- Social hierarchy, the concept as applied to humans
- Memory hierarchy, the hierarchical organization of computer storage for analysis of performance issues
- Hierarchy of genres, any formalization that ranks different types of art genres in an art-form in terms of their value
- Hierarchy of values, an ordered list of social values in US law
- Hierarchy of needs
- Hierarchy, an alien race in the Universe at War video game series
Common meanings Steps, making a staircase
- Walking
- Dance move
- Military step, or march
- Marching
Science, technology, and mathematics
- Step (software), a physics simulator in KDE
- Step function, in mathematics
- Striatal-enriched protein tyrosine phosphatase, an enzyme
- Serial transverse enteroplasty, a surgical procedure
- Spherical Tokamak for Energy Production, a UK nuclear fusion project
- STEP (satellite), to test general relativity
- STEP Library, a Bible software format
- ISO 10303 (.STEP), a CAD data-exchange file format standard
- Sustainable Transport Energy for Perth, a fuel cell bus program in Western Australia
- Staggered extension process, in molecular biology
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