sequenciar
[se-kwen-si-ar]
verb
to sequence
1. to arrange or organize in a sequence or order
The teacher will sequence the lessons from easiest to most difficult.
A professora vai sequenciar as aulas da mais fácil para a mais difícil.
2. to determine the order of nucleotides in DNA or amino acids in proteins (genetics/biology)
Scientists sequenced the human genome in 2003.
Os cientistas sequenciaram o genoma humano em 2003.
3. to place events or steps in chronological or logical order
We need to sequence the project steps before beginning work.
Precisamos sequenciar os passos do projeto antes de começar o trabalho.
The term 'sequenciar' has become increasingly important in Brazilian Portuguese with advances in genetics and project management. It's particularly prevalent in scientific literature, educational institutions, and business environments where step-by-step organization is critical. The verb gained prominence after the Human Genome Project and is now standard in both technical and general contexts.
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