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order pretending to be inevitable, when really each step just talked the next into showing up
means A sequence is a set of things arranged one after another in a particular order, each item following from the last.
from From Latin 'sequi,' to follow — the same root that trails through 'consequence,' 'sequel,' and 'pursue.' Medieval Latin made 'sequentia' (a following), and English took it on. So at heart a sequence is simply a thing that follows: footstep after footstep, each item shadowing the one before.
- dna code
- three letters spell every protein in you
- fibonacci
- each number is the sum of two before
- primes
- infinite, irregular, never fully predicted
- genome milestone
- first human DNA sequenced in 2003
- math meaning
- order matters, unlike a set
fibonacci sequence — mathematical pattern where each number is the sum of the two preceding ones, appearing in nature from flower petals to spiral galaxies
dna sequence — the order of nucleotide bases (a, t, g, c) that encodes genetic instructions, human genome contains 3 billion base pairs