linear sequences
[/ˈlɪniər ˈsiːkwənsɪz/]
nounpl: linear sequences
sequências lineares
1. A series of elements or items arranged in a straight line or in a sequential order where each element follows another in a single direction
The DNA molecule contains linear sequences of nucleotides that encode genetic information.
A molécula de DNA contém sequências lineares de nucleotídeos que codificam informações genéticas.
2. In mathematics and computer science, an ordered arrangement of elements where progression moves in one direction without branching or loops
The algorithm processes linear sequences of data points to identify patterns.
O algoritmo processa sequências lineares de pontos de dados para identificar padrões.
3. A chronological or logical progression of events, actions, or narrative elements that follows a straight path
The film's linear sequences made it easy to follow the storyline.
As sequências lineares do filme tornaram fácil acompanhar a trama.
This term is primarily used in academic, scientific, and technological contexts in both Brazil and the USA. It is fundamental to discussions of DNA structure, computer algorithms, and narrative structure in literature and film. The concept is universal across cultures but gains importance in STEM education and fields requiring systematic organization of information.
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