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sequence noun alternation, arrangement, array, chain, classification, concatenation, consecution, continuum, cycle, flow, gradation, group, list, logical order, nexus, order, ordo, procession, progression, rotation, series, string, succession See also: arrangement, array, chain, continuity, cycle, method, order, outcome, succession How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Within red rendered perimeter walls pigmented by sand from Al Ain, and on a bed of white sand from Abu Dhabi--from which grow salt and drought tolerant desert plants such as Date Palms--a glass pavilion creates the principal spatial fulcrum within a highly ordered sequence of external spaces. When scientists announced they had mapped a rough draft of the human genome--identified 85-90% of the ordered sequence of DNA on each chromosome--the event was lauded around the world as the greatest scientific achievement since the Apollo 11 moon landing. If this is done with enough copies of a genome, the resulting data enable sophisticated computer software to match overlapping fragments and ultimately reassemble a complete, correctly ordered sequence of DNA. |
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