linear sequence
[ˈlɪniər ˈsiːkwəns]
nounpl: linear sequences
sequência linear
1. An ordered arrangement of elements or items following one after another in a straight line or continuous progression, where each item has a predecessor and successor except for the first and last
The DNA molecule contains a linear sequence of nucleotides that encodes genetic information.
A molécula de DNA contém uma sequência linear de nucleotídeos que codifica informações genéticas.
2. In mathematics and computer science, an ordered list or array where elements follow a definite order without branching
The algorithm processes data in a linear sequence from start to finish.
O algoritmo processa os dados em uma sequência linear do início ao fim.
3. A chain of events or occurrences that happen in a consecutive, non-branching manner
The story follows a linear sequence of events without flashbacks.
A história segue uma sequência linear de eventos sem flashbacks.
The term 'linear sequence' is primarily used in academic, scientific, and technological contexts in both Brazil and the USA. It is fundamental to computer science education, genetics, mathematics, and data processing. In Brazil, the term is widely understood in university settings and professional technical environments, reflecting the global standardization of scientific terminology.
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