sequence
/ˈsiːkwəns/
noun
İlgili şeylerin birbirini izlediği belirli bir sıra
A particular order in which related things follow each other.
- The instructions must be followed in the correct sequence.
- DNA is made up of a sequence of nucleotides.
- The movie's opening sequence was beautifully filmed.
- The paleontologist carefully documented the sequence of sedimentary layers to establish a timeline for fossil deposition.
- Understanding the logical sequence of events in the experiment is crucial for replicating the study's findings.
- The algorithm processes data in a predetermined sequence to minimize computational errors and ensure accuracy.
verb
Belirli bir sıraya göre düzenlemek
To arrange in a particular order.
- Scientists sequenced the entire human genome.
- The chapters need to be sequenced chronologically.
- She sequenced the tasks by priority.