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1351 examples of Sequence in a sentence

In the words "simplicity" and "complexity," M, I, T occur in perfect sequence.
Since the age of five, I started to learn how to draw every single stroke for each character in the correct sequence.
And this sequence shows the buildup of that model.
This sequence is also nice.
If you had asked me 10 years ago whether or not we would ever be able to sequence the genome of extinct animals, I would have told you, it's unlikely.
With advances in ancient DNA technology, we can actually now start to begin to sequence the genomes of those other extinct mammoth forms that I mentioned, and I just wanted to talk about two of them, the woolly and the Columbian mammoth, both of which were living very close to each other during glacial peaks, so when the glaciers were massive in North America, the woollies were pushed into these subglacial ecotones, and came into contact with the relatives living to the south, and there they shared refugia, and a little bit more than the refugia, it turns out.
And the final sentence in this sequence, flowing from the others, is, "Mary is a battered woman."
I actually just assumed the pathologic sequence of events was settled science.
I mean, we don't know the detailed answer, but we know the basic part of the answer, and that is, there is a sequence of neuron firings, and they terminate where the acetylcholine is secreted at the axon end-plates of the motor neurons.
When this amino-acid sequence gets pronounced as atoms, these little letters are sticky for each other.
The interesting thing is that if you change the sequence, you change the three-dimensional folding.
They string them up in the right sequence, and then they send them back to you via FedEx.
The neat thing is if you change the sequence and change the spell, just change the sequence of the staples, you can make a molecule that looks like this.
If you change the spell again, you change the sequence again, you get really nice, 130-nanometer triangles.
Now the self that experiences directly can only exist in the moment, but the one that narrates needs several moments, a whole sequence of them, and that's why our full sense of self needs both immersive experience and the flow of time.
Craig Venter's tremendous and brilliant attempt to DNA sequence things in the ocean is great.
But were you to walk in the opposite direction, this entire sequence happens in reverse.
Instead of arranging words in an order, in sequence, as a sentence, you arrange them in this map, where they're all linked together not by placing them one after the other but in questions, in question-answer pairs.
He formed the concept of the value chain, essentially the sequence of steps with which a, shall we say, raw material, becomes a component, becomes assembled into a finished product, and then is distributed, for example, and he argued that advantage accrued to each of those components, and that the advantage of the whole was in some sense the sum or the average of that of its parts.
And about that time, it became possible to sequence their genomes and really look under the hood and look at their genetic makeup.
And we've been able to sequence the genomes of cultures that we have, but also recently, using flow cytometry, we can isolate individual cells from the wild and sequence their individual genomes, and now we've sequenced hundreds of Prochlorococcus.
Our synthetic cell work was the proof of concept that we could reverse this process: pull a complete bacterial genome sequence out of the computer and convert that information into a free-living, self-replicating cell, with all of the expected characteristics of the species that we constructed.
A team of Chinese scientists had already isolated the virus, sequenced its DNA and uploaded the DNA sequence to the internet.
At the request of the US government, we downloaded the DNA sequence and in less than 12 hours, we printed it on the BioXp.
The genius of this system is that a given binary sequence doesn't have a pre-determined meaning on its own.
In this case, 01010100 corresponds to the letter T. So, how can you know whether a given instance of this sequence is supposed to mean T or 84?
Each sequence encodes a number that determines the intensity of that particular color.
We may not have hit rock bottom, but many of us saw a sequence of events where rock bottom was possible for the first time.
Now we have a control of a model of a person, and the way it's controlled now is by a sequence of static photos.
It used to cost millions and millions of dollars to sequence genes.
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