Sequence in sentence

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So, this is a six-shot sequence.

And if you think about the computer industry and how we've gone from big computers to little ones and how they get more powerful and faster all the time, the same thing is happening with gene sequencing now: we are on the cusp of being able to sequence human genomes for about 5,000 dollars in about an hour or a half-hour; you will see that happen in the next five years.

The genomic sequence now exists for the entire Pinot Noir organism, and they identified, once again, about 29,000 genes.

They're easy to sequence: unlike a human, they, you know, have a thousand, two thousand genes; we can figure out what they are.

Last year, hundreds of volunteer biology and chemistry researchers around the world worked together to sequence the genome of the parasite responsible for some of the developing world's worst diseases: African sleeping sickness, leishmaniasis and Chagas disease.

But my favorite example has to be the global response to the SARS epidemic in 2003, 2004, which relied on worldwide access to the full gene sequence of the SARS virus.

The U.S. National Research Council in its follow-up report on the outbreak specifically cited this open availability of the sequence as a key reason why the treatment for SARS could be developed so quickly.

And I'm coloring these small windows blue if another virus shares an identical sequence in its genome to that virus.

Now, this is kind of a cheap shot, because I know what the genetic sequence of all these rhinoviruses is, and I in fact designed the chip expressly to be able to tell them apart, but what about rhinoviruses that have never seen a genetic sequencer?

We don't know what the sequence is; just pull them out of the field.

And you can inject these sounds into a sequence that you can assemble into the pattern that you want.

And you inject it by just bumping up the sound Siftable against a sequence Siftable.

And then, overall effects like tempo and volume that apply to the entire sequence.

Video: (Music) DM: We'll start by putting a lead into two sequence Siftables, arrange them into a series, extend it, add a little more lead.

Video: (Music) DM: I can speed up the whole sequence by tilting the tempo one way or the other.

Video: (Music) DM: I can rearrange the sequence while it plays.

And now, finally, I can fade the whole sequence out using the volume Siftable, tilted to the left.

And then I hear "speed," "marker," "set," and then the director calls "Action!" I've heard that sequence so many times, like, it's become this Pavlovian magic spell for me.

This is literally the colored sequence of those tiles.

Each different color has a different magnetic polarity, and the sequence is uniquely specifying the structure that is coming out.

Now, hopefully, those of you who know anything about graph theory can look at that, and that will satisfy you that that can also do arbitrary 3D structure, and in fact, you know, I can now take a dog, carve it up and then reassemble it so it's a linear string that will fold from a sequence.

And now I can actually define that three-dimensional object as a sequence of bits.

But they can show you how to build things in sequence.

So I'm gonna take you through what I think is a remarkable sequence.

Now movement has advanced to the point where it can actually control movement simultaneously, in a complex sequence, in complex ways as would be required for example for playing a complicated game, like soccer.

But you don’t need to, because Hedge can just keep repeating the same sequence of actions until he gets to the original.

While unloading, the train frequently moves back and forth, so a typical sequence might look like this.

Meaning they have to form a sequence that’s the same when viewed forwards and backwards.

So when can a given sequence become a palindrome?

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