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A roll or catalogue, that is, row or line; a record of names; as, a list of names, books, articles; a list of ratable estate.
A series of items displayed within a rectangle. Lists may have zero, one, or two scroll bars.
Listed value, catalogue value. Volts
provide an itemised series of points (often expressed in point form)
produce a numbered series of words, sentences, or comments
a factoring Structure containing a series of PROP (property) chunks plus nested group chunks to which those properties apply
an aggregate of other data items
a number of items, mental and/or physical, which need to be memorized
a series of names or things that are written or printed together
a simple database consisting of a labeled series of rows that contain similar data
a structure whose printed representation contains zero or more items
Listing is similar to enumeration. You are expected in such questions to present an itemized series or tabulation. Such answers should always be given in concise form.
container sequential container that is optimized to all items to be inserted and erased at any point in the container. [ Lists
To itemize, to make a list of.
Brief description of archives at group, series or item level.
The setting forth of a series of items in a row (see Catalogue, Inventory, Combined list, Intersecting list, Nested list)
Brief descriptions of archives at group, series or item level.
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