unbranched sequence
[/ʌnˈbræntʃt ˈsiːkwəns/]
nounpl: unbranched sequences
sequência não ramificada
1. A linear arrangement of elements, molecules, or structures that do not divide into branches; particularly used in chemistry, biology, and computer science to describe a continuous path without diverging segments
The unbranched sequence of amino acids forms a simple linear protein chain.
A sequência não ramificada de aminoácidos forma uma cadeia proteica linear simples.
2. In chemistry, a hydrocarbon chain or molecular structure where atoms are connected in a straight line without side chains or branches
Butane can exist as either a branched or unbranched sequence.
O butano pode existir como uma sequência ramificada ou não ramificada.
3. In data structures and algorithms, a sequence of nodes or elements connected linearly without bifurcations
The algorithm processes an unbranched sequence of instructions sequentially.
O algoritmo processa uma sequência não ramificada de instruções sequencialmente.
This is a technical term primarily used in academic and professional contexts in both Brazil and the USA. It is commonly found in chemistry, biochemistry, molecular biology, and computer science literature. The term is standardized across international scientific communities and maintains the same meaning in Portuguese-speaking countries.
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