noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a dance routine/sequence (= a set of movements that are part of a dance )
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She was practising a complicated dance routine.
a random sequence
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They were asked to memorize a random sequence of numbers.
a series/sequence of events (= related events that happen one after the other )
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The incident was the first in a series of events that finally led to his arrest.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
chronological
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In regions where early civilizations had flourished new research and discoveries filled out the chronological sequences .
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The predominant motive for writing this type of history is to demonstrate chronological sequence .
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Starting in 1993, the label plans to re-release all the Smiths albums on compact disc in chronological sequence .
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The chronological patient sequence is divided into blocks of, say four.
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Much more is also needed towards the building of a full chronological sequence of the main wares and vessel types.
correct
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The correct sequence is shown in Fig. 1 and must be followed, i.e. D1 to pin 3.
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This maintains the correct patterning sequence .
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The difficulty is that of translating the verbal problem or formula into the correct operations in the correct sequence .
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At this stage the model was modified to the correct amino-acid sequence .
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If the quality of bottom-up information was good, the algorithm could quickly home in on the correct sequence of words.
following
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Printer echo is controlled with the following key sequences .
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For example, the following code sequence would invert the first 20 characters on line 0 starting a column 0.
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Fisher imagined the following evolutionary sequence .
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In the following sequence we take you through the process and discuss a number of options in the basic set-up.
logical
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The content of the programme should follow a logical sequence .
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The system illustrated here follows a logical sequence of development resulting in a short-term financial planning and cash budgeting system.
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In no way could it conform to my carefully constructed logical building sequence .
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When possible list items in order of importance or in terms of logical sequence .
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A good letter writer will place in a logical sequence the matter about which he or she intends to write.
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These are then linked together in a set logical sequence to teach the beginner continuity of movement.
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The documentation for Quattro Pro also features plenty of screenshots, and follows a logical sequence similar to that of SuperCalc.
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Maintain a logical sequence of events - a storyline.
long
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The critical path through the network is the longest sequence of activities from the beginning of the network through to the end.
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Mr Pialat also shares with Mr Rivette a capacity for shaping and controlling long sequences .
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At that point, rather late one night, he and I had the last of a long sequence of talks.
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I was able to recall perfectly quite long sequences of words even when I was exposed to each for little more than twenty milliseconds.
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The longest sequence of required activities is the time it will take if no adjustments are made.
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For certain memorable periods, such as the two world wars, several interconnected vignettes form a longer sequence .
short
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Usually the teacher will use only a short sequence .
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He did it anyway, taking short sequences and explaining their meaning as he recited them.
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At other times a teacher may wish to use only a very short sequence .
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Initially, Paola simply passes into a short bridging sequence and passes out again, like the boy in the cloak.
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Mind you, that's just a short sequence they are streaming.
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Within a long programme you may find a short sequence which contains exactly what you want for a particular lesson.
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Technical deficiencies may irritate, but judicious selection of a short sequence can provide useful evidential material.
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The teacher can stop the video, re-run a short sequence , and then freeze on one particular frame.
whole
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The whole sequence was over in seconds, but it was breathtaking.
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I began to call the whole sequence of events PMSgate.
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Repeat the whole sequence twice, then relax.
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And then silence again and the whole sequence begins anew.
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If you like, the whole sequence could be shot from their point of view.
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Living beings comprise a whole sequence of levels forming such a hierarchy.
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Lets Watch returns to a viewing of the whole sequence at several points in the suggested sequence of activities.
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The whole sequence has taken three seconds.
■ NOUN
acid
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We wished to demonstrate whether epitopes contained within the amino acid sequence 206-217 of A-gliadin are specific to coeliac toxic cereals.
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Comparison of deduced amino acid sequences of the mouse and human TEF-1 proteins.
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Corresponding amino acid sequence of AChRa are noted below exon sequences.
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Amino acid sequence of the N-Oct 3 and N-Oct 5A and 5B proteins.
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Pancreatic and venom PLA2s have been divided into two groups on the basis of the amino acid sequences of the enzyme proteins.
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These are protein molecules, which owe their specificity to their amino acid sequence , and hence ultimately to the genes.
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Nucleotide and predicted amino acid sequence of the Oct-11 cDNA.
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The nucleotide and deduced amino acid sequence of the human ribosomal protein L12 cDNA.
dna
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As they bind to similar DNA sequences and associate with the same proteins, they are likely to be closely related.
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It is the gradual reorganisation of the genetic program, the software coded into DNA sequences .
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Other methods of genetic purification can homogenize a DNA sequence .
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Both Myc+Max and Max+Max bind to the same DNA sequence .
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Lines up- and underlying DNA sequences delimit the footprints described in the text.
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Just one base wrong in a particular DNA sequence may cause a coding error in the protein formed by that gene.
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The deduced translation is shown beneath the DNA sequence .
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The mouse DNA sequence encoding TEF-1 was 92% homologous with the corresponding human sequence.
nucleotide
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Lanes 1, 3 and 5 demonstrate, that there is no influence of the nucleotide sequence on protein methylation.
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In itself, the nucleotide sequences are meaningless.
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The nucleotide sequence data of parthenogenesis bacteria will appear in Genbank under the following accession numbers.
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What genes do is not simply replicate their nucleotide sequences exactly.
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Figure 1B shows the nucleotide sequence of its promoter cassette.
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Based on nucleotide sequence and amino-acid sequence comparisons, coding segments 7 and 8 seem to represent a partial internal gene duplication.
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On the basis of their canonical nucleotide sequences they can be classified as group I introns.
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A phylogenetic analysis was performed with five corresponding algal and fungal intron nucleotide sequences .
protein
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Comparison between the protein sequences of Drosophila and rat ribosomal protein S2.
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Serratus is the most comprehensive, non-redundant protein sequence database available to the protein chemist.
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Cameleon provides a powerful interactive graphics interface to protein sequence homology modelling.
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It aligns two protein sequences interactively.
■ VERB
contain
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This indicates that region 1-110 of RAP30 contains a minimum sequence essential for interacting with RAP74 in vivo.
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But our table contains every computable sequence , so our new sequence must be somewhere in the list.
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Some long utterances may contain phoneme sequences which only match the intended words.
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These were also modified by linker addition soas to contain a BamHI recognition sequence .
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The weak positives are unidentified cosmids so far and may contain coding sequences .
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The area also contains important sedimentary sequences , and the metamorphic rocks of the Dalradian Super-Group at the Highland Boundary.
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Oligonucleotide B contains the ICP4 core sequence and is therefore expected to compete well with the longer ICP4 oligonucleotide.
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These synthetic strands contain special marker sequences that indicate the start and end of the message.
follow
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Change colour following the sequence of rows in the design.
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The application of conservation principles to different kinds of problems usually follows a sequence and thus constitutes a scale of development.
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In this second part Engels not only follows Morgan's sequence , he follows Morgan's method concerning three key points.
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The system illustrated here follows a logical sequence of development resulting in a short-term financial planning and cash budgeting system.
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Again, follow the basic cast-on sequence for two one and insert the comb.
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Sally, following the sequence of her notes, begins to respond to the issue of attention-getting.
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As well as being simpler, this allows us to follow a historical sequence which leads up to serialism.
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One must want to move to the next frame, anticipate the following sequence of color, texture and drama.
show
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A multiple dig, showing the sequence of digs along the burrow.
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Textbooks show the sequence of strokes by building up characters in various ways.
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To show the sequence of ideas or events.
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Naturally the film only showed the sequence once, and having seen it, Wil got up and walked out of the cinema.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Basic computer code consists of sequences of ones and zeros.
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The sequence of movements for this particular dance is quite difficult to learn.
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The action sequences are the best part of the film.
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The chairs are numbered in sequence .
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The dance is basically a sequence of steps that you repeat over and over again.
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The keys have to be turned in a particular sequence to open the safe.
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The report detailed the sequence of events that led to the oil spill.
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The system follows a logical sequence .
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White, who is doing research on the disease, was able to determine its DNA sequence .
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X-rays are taken in rapid sequence to get an image of the arteries leading to the heart.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Anyone whose eye-hand coordination was developed by catching a baseball will suffer repeated death in the combat sequences.
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Finally, when all the manipulations are complete, the resulting sequence is fed out again through the slot.
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His love of poetic and narrative sequences culminates in the three book designs that dominate the exhibition.
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In other words, she may find it difficult to relate sequences of letters to their appropriate pronunciation.
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My winning the lottery is improbable, because there are so many sequences of numbers other than mine that could come up.
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Since there were 32 subjects, four subjects saw a given sequence .