dict.cc
⇄
⇄
Werbung
| NOUN1 | a sequence | sequences | |
| NOUN2 | sequence | - | |
| VERB | to sequence | sequenced | sequenced sequencing | sequences | |
| SYNO | chronological sequence | chronological succession | episode | ... |
Übersetzung für 'sequence' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- to sequence
- sequenzierenspec.
in eine Reihenfolge bringen - sequence
- Reihenfolge {f}
Ablauf {m} [Reihenfolge]
Abfolge {f}
Folge {f}
Sequenz {f}
Reihung {f}tech.
Reihe {f}
Serie {f}
Aufeinanderfolge {f}
Zeitfolge {f}
Folgerichtigkeit {f} - Werbung
- sequence [film]
- Ausschnitt {m} [Film]film
- sequence [succession]
- Aneinanderreihung {f}tech.
- in sequence {adv}
- nacheinander
der Reihe nach - sequence stratigraphic {adj}
- sequenzstratigraphischgeol.
- sequence-based {adj}
- sequenzbasiertbiol.
- sequence-specific {adj}
- sequenzspezifischspec.
- (stratigraphic) sequence
- Schichtfolge {f}archaeo.geol.
- account sequence
- Kontenfolge {f}
- acquisition sequence
- Akquisitionssequenz {f}MedTech.
- address sequence
- Adressfolge {f}
Adreßfolge {f} [alt] - adjoining sequence
- Abschnittsfolge {f}math.
- aliquot sequence
- Inhaltskette {f}math.
Aliquot-Folge {f}math. - alphabetic sequence
- alphabetische Reihenfolge {f}
- aparallel sequence
- aparallele Sequenz {f}lit.mus.spec.
- arithmetical sequence
- arithmetische Reihe {f}math.
- ascending sequence
- aufsteigende Folge {f}
aufsteigende Reihe {f} - assembly sequence
- Montagereihenfolge {f}tech.
- Barker sequence [Barker code]
- Barker-Code {m}tech.
- base sequence
- Basenabfolge {f}biochem.
Basensequenz {f} [Genetik]biochem. - beat sequence [heart]
- Schlagfolge {f} [Herz]med.
- bedding sequence
- Schichtserie {f}geol.
- behavioural sequence [Br.]
- Verhaltensablauf {m}psych.
- binary sequence
- binäre Sequenz {f}comp.math.tech.
- block sequence
- Blockfolge {f}
- boot sequence
- Bootreihenfolge {f}comp.
- Bouma sequence [also: Bouma cycle]
- Bouma-Sequenz {f} [auch: Bouma-Zyklus]geol.
- call sequence
- Aufruffolge {f}comp.
- calling sequence
- Aufruffolge {f}
- card sequence
- Kartenfolge {f}
- Cauchy sequence
- Cauchyfolge {f}math.
- character sequence
- Zeichenfolge {f}
- chord sequence
- Akkordfolge {f}mus.
- chronological sequence
- zeitlicher Verlauf {m}
chronologische Reihenfolge {f} - circular sequence
- Kreissequenz {f}math.
- climatic sequence
- Klimaabfolge {f}geol.
- coding sequence
- Verschlüsselungsfolge {f}
Kodierungssequenz {f}biochem.
Kodiersequenz {f}biochem.comp. - cohomology sequence
- Kohomologiesequenz {f}math.
- collating sequence
- Sortierfolge {f}
- collection sequence
- Serie {f} von Mahnbriefen
- color sequence [Am.]
- Farbreihenfolge {f}
- colour sequence [Br.]
- Farbreihenfolge {f}
- combustion sequence
- Verbrennungsablauf {m}
- concreting sequence
- Betonierfolge {f}constr.
- consensus sequence
- Konsensussequenz {f} [auch: Konsensus-Sequenz]spec.
Consensus-Sequenz {f} [auch: Consensussequenz]biochem. - construction sequence
- Bauablauf {m}constr.
- control sequence
- Steuerfolge {f}
Kontrollabfolge {f}
Kontrollsequenz {f}
Steuerbefehlsfolge {f} - Conway sequence
- Conway-Folge {f}math.
- Damara sequence
- Damara-Sequenz {f}geol.
- data sequence
- Datenfolge {f}
- database sequence
- Datenbanksequenz {f} [auch: Datenbank-Sequenz]comp.
- depositional sequence
- Ablagerungsfolge {f}geol.
Ablagerungssequenz {f}geol.hist. - descending sequence
- absteigende Folge {f}
absteigende Reihe {f} - developmental sequence
- Entwicklungsreihe {f}psych.
- diagnostic sequence
- Diagnoseablauf {m}
- DNA sequence
- DNA-Sequenz {f}biochem.
- double sequence
- Doppelfolge {f}math.
- dream sequence
- Traumfolge {f}
Traumsequenz {f}psych. - Easter sequence [Victimae paschali laudes]
- Ostersequenz {f}mus.relig.
- enzyme sequence
- Enzymsequenz {f}biochem.
- escape sequence
- Escape-Folge {f}comp.
Escape-Sequenz {f}comp. - event sequence
- Ereignissequenz {f}comp.
- evolutionary sequence
- evolutionäre Sequenz {f}spec.
evolutionäre Abfolge {f}biol.spec. - exact sequence
- exakte Sequenz {f}math.
- exercise sequence
- Übungssequenz {f}sports
- exon sequence
- Exonsequenz {f} [auch: Exon-Sequenz]biochem.
- exposure sequence
- Aufnahmesequenz {f}MedTech.
- facies sequence
- Faziesabfolge {f}geol.
- Fibonacci sequence
- Fibonacci-Folge {f}math.
- film sequence
- Filmsequenz {f}film
- finite sequence
- endliche Folge {f}math.
Suche in Kommentaren (32)
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
- In mathematics, five-term exact sequence or exact sequence of low-degree terms is a sequence of terms related to the first step of a spectral sequence.
- The other three internal sequences of note are the Procreation sequence (1-17), the Rival Poet sequence (78-86) and the Dark Lady sequence (127-154).
- Sequence learning problems are used to better understand the different types of sequence learning.
- To put the above in words: An empty sequence or a sequence of one element or a sequence of two elements or a sequence of three elements, etc.
- In mathematics, a Sturmian word (Sturmian sequence or billiard sequence), named after Jacques Charles François Sturm, is a certain kind of infinitely long sequence of characters.
- The most commonly known sequence is the King Wen sequence.
- FASTA takes a given nucleotide or amino acid sequence and searches a corresponding sequence database by using local sequence alignment to find matches of similar database sequences.
- Sequence-defined polymer (Syn. sequence-specific polymer, sequence-ordered polymer) is a uniform macromolecule with an exact chain-length and a perfectly defined sequence of monomers.
- In mathematics and theoretical computer science, a constant-recursive sequence is an infinite sequence of numbers where each number in the sequence is equal to a fixed linear combination of one or more of its immediate predecessors.
- The limit "w" of the sequence "w'n" is a paperfolding sequence. The regular paperfolding sequence corresponds to the folding sequence "f'i" = 1 for all "i".
- If [...] consists of only two open sets, then this spectral sequence degenerates to the Mayer–Vietoris sequence. See Spectral sequence#Long exact sequences.
- Using Dyck words, start with a sequence from [...]. Let [...] be the first [...] that brings an initial subsequence to equality, and configure the sequence as [...]. The new sequence is [...].
- Given a short exact sequence of [...] -vector spaces [...] , we can induce an exact sequence [...] by right exactness of tensor product.
- When [...] , this sequence is called [...] -Fibonacci sequence, for example, Pell sequence is also called 2-Fibonacci sequence.
- Given a choice sequence [...] , any finite sequence of elements [...] of this sequence is called an "initial segment" of this choice sequence.
- A sorted sequence is a monotonically non-decreasing (or non-increasing) sequence. A "bitonic" sequence is a sequence with [...] for some [...] , or a circular shift of such a sequence.
- Every entry in the original sequence [...] appears in this new sequence whose partial sums converge to [...].
Werbung
