group
- noun
- /ɡruːp/
- Specialized
- When studying transformations, it's essential to determine whether the set behaves like a group under the defined operation.
Those are the designations of these Lie groups.
- Those are the designations of these Lie groups.
- We can say things like, let's define a group out of sets as blah blah blah.
Examples
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One, find all the simple groups, and two, find all of the ways to combine them.
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There were two groups, an experimental group (N=28) and a control group (N=29).
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We work in separate groups.
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I'm gonna split you up into groups of four.
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In some studies, the tables are turned, and the experimental groups receive less than the control groups.
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He was part of the control group.
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Results indicated those in the experimental group learned to read more efficiently than those in the control group.
Academic text (2015) -
As they got closer to it, a big group of green-and-red birds flew overhead.
Fiction book (1999) -
We took the elevators down to the basement, where the physics group had its offices and laboratories.
Fiction book (2000) -
Asians and Pacific Islanders will continue to be the fastest growing ethnic groups in the United States.
Academic text (1999)
Synonyms
A collection of items with a rule to combine them, a do-nothing element, and opposites
Idioms
Compounds
A group of people who meet regularly to give each other help and advice about a shared problem
People of about the same age that researchers study together for social or statistical reasons
- NSFW
A group that uses violence and fear against civilians to reach political goals
A group that tries to persuade people in power to change laws or rules for a cause
A group of people who meet regularly to learn and talk about school or course material
- Specialized
A small group that meets with a therapist to talk about personal problems
A group of people who try to influence government decisions about one issue
A small group of people who are most important in a larger organization or activity
- Specialized
A group of troops from different countries ready to move quickly to a crisis
A group that tries to change government decisions to help a cause or its members
A group of people who follow strict religious rules and reject modern ideas
A group that tries to influence government decisions often by talking to politicians
A conversation among several people about one topic to share ideas or make a decision
- Specialized
A set of blood types people inherit from their parents that shows which blood they can receive
A senior officer in the Royal Air Force with the same rank as an army colonel
- Specialized
A company plan that helps employees pay medical or accident costs, usually cheaper than individual plans
- Jargon
A unit of the United States Air Force larger than a squadron and smaller than a wing
- Offensive
An armed organization from Egypt that uses violence for political and religious aims
- Jargon
A small group inside an organization that works on a specific topic or project, not for politics
- Specialized
A small group of atoms joined together that is part of a larger molecule and gives it certain properties
- Specialized
A group meeting where people honestly talk about their feelings to understand themselves and each other
An armed group from Libya formed in 1995 that was against the government and joined al-Qaeda
- Specialized
A group of genes on the same chromosome that parents often pass together to their children
- Specialized
A small group of atoms in a molecule with one carbon and three hydrogen atoms
- Specialized
A set of living things that are put together because they are related, for example lions and tigers
- Archaic
A small band that plays folk and blues songs with guitars and homemade instruments
- Specialized
A part of a molecule with a six-carbon ring and a CO group that joins other atoms
- Specialized
A part of a molecule made from toluene when one hydrogen is removed from its methyl group
- Literature
A group of English writers, thinkers, and artists from the early 1900s with new social and artistic ideas
- Specialized
A group of plants or animals put together because they share traits
- Specialized
A part of a molecule where arsenic is attached to two small carbon-based groups
- Specialized
A type of atom like carbon, silicon, tin, or lead found in Group 14 of the periodic table
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A group of atoms with one carbon, two oxygens and one hydrogen that makes a molecule acidic
- Specialized
A part of a molecule where carbon joins oxygen by a double bond, found in aldehydes and ketones
- Specialized
A set with a rule to combine items where the order does not matter
- Specialized
A small part of a molecule with one carbon joined to one nitrogen by three bonds written −CN
- Specialized
A small group of one carbon and one nitrogen atom, written -CN, found in many chemicals and often poisonous
- Specialized
A system dividing human blood into A, B, AB and O groups by A and B substances on red cells
- Specialized
A system that divides blood into A, B, AB, and O by A and B proteins on red blood cells
- Specialized
A small chemical part with atoms CH3CO that attaches to other molecules
- Specialized
An extinct group of small animals related to lemurs that lived 30 to 50 million years ago
- Specialized
A group of atoms with a nitrogen atom and two hydrogen atoms that joins other molecules
Surface Forms
Etymology
Group in mathematics keeps the same 'bunch' idea from the old root kruppa: it is a set of elements 'gathered' so they follow the same rules. That is why a mathematical group is treated as one organized unit.