sequence 音标拼音: [s'ikwəns]
n . 顺序,连续,次序
vt . 按顺序排好
n . 顺序,序列,继起的事
顺序,连续,次序按顺序排好顺序,序列,继起的事
sequence 随机数顺序
sequence 失序
sequence 顺序; 序列
sequence 顺序 序列
sequence n 1 :
serial arrangement in which things follow in logical order or a recurrent pattern ; "
the sequence of names was alphabetical "; "
he invented a technique to determine the sequence of base pairs in DNA "
2 :
a following of one thing after another in time ; "
the doctor saw a sequence of patients " [
synonym : {
sequence }, {
chronological sequence }, {
succession }, {
successiveness }, {
chronological succession }]
3 :
film consisting of a succession of related shots that develop a given subject in a movie [
synonym : {
sequence }, {
episode }]
4 :
the action of following in order ; "
he played the trumps in sequence " [
synonym : {
succession }, {
sequence }]
5 :
several repetitions of a melodic phrase in different keys v 1 :
arrange in a sequence 2 :
determine the order of constituents in ; "
They sequenced the human genome "
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1 .
The state of being sequent ;
succession ;
order of following ;
arrangement .
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How art thou a king But by fair sequence and succession ? --
Shak .
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Sequence and series of the seasons of the year .
--
Bacon .
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2 .
That which follows or succeeds as an effect ;
sequel ;
consequence ;
result .
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The inevitable sequences of sin and punishment .
--
Bp .
Hall .
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3 . (
Philos .)
Simple succession ,
or the coming after in time ,
without asserting or implying causative energy ;
as ,
the reactions of chemical agents may be conceived as merely invariable sequences .
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4 . (
Mus .)
(
a )
Any succession of chords (
or harmonic phrase )
rising or falling by the regular diatonic degrees in the same scale ;
a succession of similar harmonic steps .
(
b )
A melodic phrase or passage successively repeated one tone higher ;
a rosalia .
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5 . (
R .
C .
Ch .)
A hymn introduced in the Mass on certain festival days ,
and recited or sung immediately before the gospel ,
and after the gradual or introit ,
whence the name .
--
Bp .
Fitzpatrick .
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Originally the sequence was called a Prose ,
because its early form was rhythmical prose . --
Shipley .
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6 . (
Card Playing )
(
a ) (
Whist )
Three or more cards of the same suit in immediately consecutive order of value ;
as ,
ace ,
king ,
and queen ;
or knave ,
ten ,
nine ,
and eight .
(
b ) (
Poker )
All five cards ,
of a hand ,
in consecutive order as to value ,
but not necessarily of the same suit ;
when of one suit ,
it is called a {
sequence flush }.
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1913 Webster ]
7 .
the specific order of any linear arrangement of items ;
as ,
the sequence of amino acid residues in a protein ;
the sequence of instructions in a computer program ;
the sequence of acts in a variety show .
[
PJC ]
Sequence \
Se "
quence \,
v .
t . (
Biochem .)
to determine the sequence of ;
as ,
to sequence a protein or a DNA fragment .
[
PJC ]
134 Moby Thesaurus words for "
sequence ":
Indian file ,
aftereffect ,
afterlife ,
aftermath ,
alternation ,
arrangement ,
array ,
articulation ,
bank ,
buzz ,
by -
product ,
catena ,
catenation ,
chain ,
chain reaction ,
chaining ,
chasing ,
classification ,
concatenation ,
connectedness ,
connection ,
consecution ,
consecutiveness ,
consequence ,
consequent ,
consistency ,
continuity ,
continuum ,
corollary ,
course ,
cycle ,
degree ,
derivation ,
derivative ,
descent ,
development ,
disposal ,
disposition ,
distillate ,
distribution ,
dogging ,
drone ,
effect ,
endless belt ,
endless round ,
event ,
eventuality ,
eventuation ,
file ,
filiation ,
following ,
fruit ,
future time ,
gamut ,
gradation ,
grouping ,
hangover ,
harvest ,
heeling ,
hierarchy ,
hounding ,
hum ,
issue ,
lateness ,
legacy ,
line ,
lineage ,
logical outcome ,
monotone ,
next life ,
nexus ,
offshoot ,
offspring ,
order ,
ordering ,
orderliness ,
organization ,
outcome ,
outgrowth ,
pendulum ,
periodicity ,
place ,
placement ,
plenum ,
postdate ,
postdating ,
posteriority ,
powder train ,
precipitate ,
procession ,
product ,
progression ,
provenience ,
pursual ,
pursuance ,
pursuit ,
queue ,
range ,
rank ,
recurrence ,
remainder ,
result ,
resultant ,
reticulation ,
rotation ,
round ,
routine ,
row ,
run ,
scale ,
sequel ,
sequela ,
sequent ,
serial order ,
series ,
set ,
shadowing ,
single file ,
spectrum ,
string ,
subordination ,
subsequence ,
succession ,
supervenience ,
supervention ,
swath ,
system ,
tailing ,
thread ,
tier ,
trailing ,
train ,
upshot ,
windrow
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