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Перевод: sequence

[существительное]
последовательность ; ряд ; порядок следования; череда ; следствие; секвенция [муз.] ; эпизод ; последовательный ряд кинокадров

Тезаурус:

1. "Laddering" or a series of ascending (or descending) passes in trail to form a stepping sequence is another basic stunt which tests the degree of compatibility of each flyer and the kite.
2. The molecular modelling software company Oxford Molecular has announced the availability of Iditis, the world's first extended relational database of protein structures, and Serratus, a fully integrated protein engineering source that includes the world's largest non-redundant protein sequence database.
3. This can be done by timing the sequence with a stop watch (which can itself be proved to have been checked for accuracy if required).
4. The evolutionary sequence for the history of mankind which is sketched out in The German Ideology is patchy and in some respects inconsistent, but the main features emerge clearly.
5. Teaching a creature to perform a particular sequence of actions similar to human behaviour does not imply that its mind is then working like that of humans.
6. With regard to content, the sequence can concentrate on various cooking activities, mostly in close-up and without the need for rigorous attention to continuity.
7. This is a slow sequence of four controlled positions that flow into each other.
8. All the time he was running, Nicholas was half deaf from the open-air thud of Astorre's guns, maintaining their pre-arranged and regular sequence.
9. There must not be any ambiguous steps in the sequence, since the understanding of each step must facilitate the learning of the next step.
10. Twin Oaks, who heads the weights, was the fancy of many for Aintree glory as he continued a brilliant sequence of handicap wins at Haydock Park.
11. He paused in his writing only to listen to a rather attractive Finnish poetess reading a sequence about her marital problems.
12. The sequence, by and large, went like this: first gathering of plants and small animals, second fishing, third hunting, fourth pottery, fifth pastoralism, sixth agriculture, seventh metalworking.
13. If the items truly reflect a developmental sequence, then, it is argued, the items immediately following the last items ticked, for a given child, provide the best focus for intervention.