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sequence

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Traducciones

sequencenoun
sequences
pl
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The sequence of events leading up to the accident was carefully analyzed by the investigators.
La séquence des événements ayant conduit à l'accident a été soigneusement analysée par les enquêteurs.
suiteEn mathématiques.
The professor explained how to find the limit of an infinite sequence.
Le professeur a expliqué comment trouver la limite d'une suite infinie.
Sinónimos
order
continuum
consequence
arrangement
progression
chain
succession
series
sequenceverb
sequenced
Past Simple
sequenced
Past Participle
sequencing
Gerund
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séquencerEn biologie moléculaire.
The scientists sequenced the genome to identify genetic mutations.
Les scientifiques ont séquencé le génome pour identifier des mutations génétiques.
classerTrier ou ranger selon un ordre donné.
The librarian sequenced the books by genre.
Le bibliothécaire a classé les livres par genre.
Traducciones adicionales
ordonnerPlus soutenu.
Sinónimos
sort
line up
organize
order
arrange
sequenceadjective
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Commonly used attributively in technical contexts (e.g. "sequence data", "sequence alignment")
séquentielS'accorde en genre et en nombre.
We performed a sequence analysis to detect recurring patterns.
Nous avons effectué une analyse séquentielle pour détecter des motifs récurrents.
Sinónimos
arranged
consequent
following
ensuing
ordered
chronological
serial
successive
consecutive
sequential

Definiciones

sequencenoun
A particular order in which related events, movements, or things follow each other.
The sequence of events leading up to the accident was carefully analyzed by the investigators.
A part of a film dealing with one particular event or topic.
The action sequence in the movie was thrilling and kept the audience on the edge of their seats.
A series of musical notes or chords that are repeated or varied.
The composer created a beautiful sequence that became the main theme of the symphony.
Mathematics: an ordered list of numbers, terms, or objects, usually indexed by the natural numbers.
The professor explained how to find the limit of an infinite sequence.
Biology: the order of nucleotides in a DNA or RNA molecule.
Researchers compared the viral sequence to identify mutations.
sequenceverb
To arrange in a particular order.
The librarian sequenced the books by genre.
To determine the order of nucleotides in a DNA or RNA molecule.
The scientists sequenced the genome to identify genetic mutations.
sequenceadjective
Relating to or forming a sequence; sequential.
We performed a sequence analysis to detect recurring patterns.
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