Alphabetically.
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Alphabetically within their own classification
The textual link to the bibliography entry is usually the author's surname along with the year of publication. The entries are listed alphabetically by the author's surname.
They are arrange alphabetically.
Arranging characters in alphabetical order is exactly what it sounds like. You must arrange characters in the order that they appear alphabetically.
Woodrow Wilson; 1913-1921
Hi there. Thank you for your question! First and foremost, you need to own a copy of the white pages. Then you need the surname of your friend and the town he/she lives in. And the you find them under that surname. White-pages are organised alphabetically, as a dictionary is.
In the sentence you have typed, the word "words" comes last alphabetically.
Arranging a people's encyclopedia by surname is a common practice that makes it easier to locate specific individuals alphabetically. Surnames are typically inherited and unique to each family, providing a straightforward way to organize and navigate information on individuals in a systematic manner.
All alphabets are arranged alphabetically by definition.
Typically, you would arrange them alphabetically or by customer number. But you could use any other method that makes sense in your billing/collection/accounting procedures. For example, you might want to arrange them geographically (for sales tax or currency reasons), you might want to separate the business clients from the private individuals. If you offer different credit terms to different clients, you could arrange them accordingly.