- "
sequence",
including one-sided
infinite sequences, bi-infinite
sequences, and
finite sequences (see
below for
definitions of
these kinds of
sequences)...
- [1],
although the
initial "finished"
sequence was
missing 8% of the
genome consisting mostly of
repetitive sequences. With
advancements in
technology that...
-
classes of
sequences like
convergent sequences or null
sequences form
sequence spaces,
respectively denoted c and c0, with the sup norm. Any
sequence space...
-
Séquences is a French-language film
magazine originally published in Montreal,
Quebec by the
Commission des ciné-clubs du
Centre catholique du cinéma...
- Look up
sequencer in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Sequencer may
refer to: Drum
sequencer (controller), an
electromechanical system for controlling...
-
complementary sequences,
there is a
distinction between "sense"
sequences which code for proteins, and the
complementary "antisense"
sequence which is by...
-
following escape sequences are
defined in
standard C. This
table also
shows the
values they map to in ASCII. However,
these escape sequences can be used on...
- and play back
sequences of
notes pla**** or
programmed by a musician. This
software also
improved on the
quality of the
earlier sequencers which tended...
- functional, structural, or
evolutionary relationships between the
sequences.
Aligned sequences of
nucleotide or
amino acid
residues are
typically represented...
-
Halton sequences are
sequences used to
generate points in
space for
numerical methods such as
Monte Carlo simulations.
Although these sequences are deterministic...
