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Significados de sequence en inglés

portugués
sequência
catalán
successió cronològica
español
sucesión

A following of one thing after another in time.

sucesión
ruso
последовательность
portugués
sequência
español
sucesión
catalán
successió matemàtica

Ordered list of elements (finite or infinite)

sucesión
Sinónimos
Examples for "succession"
Examples for "succession"
1
A succession of reports has made this abundantly clear in recent years.
The Irish Times
2
A decision on succession is not expected before November, the paper said.
Reuters
3
Climb the four problems, in succession, without rest; this is one set.
Rock and Ice Magazine
4
The party then visited all the churches in the Kremlin in succession.
Fred Markham in Russia; Or, The Boy Travellers in the Land of th...
5
Passage of the Act of Settlement in England; the Hanoverian succession founded.
The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 12
1
Almost pure time, empty successiveness.
A grief observed
2
The passage of events is real, and time is the successiveness of passing events; but though events have passage, they have also eternal being.
Last and First Men
1
The four canonical gospels make no claim to being written in chronological sequence.
The Gospels in Four Part Harmony
2
In this way, working in narrow shafts, he hoped to establish an exact chronological sequence.
Land of marvels
3
The remaining circumstances of the war are not related by our authorities in chronological sequence.
The Seven Great Monarchies Of The Ancient Eastern World, Vol 7: ...
4
These two volumes are a departure from chronological sequence.
France and England in North America, Part VI : Montcalm and Wolf...
5
In our example the chronological sequence of states of a service can be illustrated quite simply.
Nagios: system and network monitoring, 2nd edition
catalán
seqüència
español
secuencia

Film consisting of a succession of related shots that develop a given subject in a movie.

secuencia
ruso
секвенция
portugués
sequentia
español
secuencia
catalán
seqüència gregoriana

Chant or hymn sung or recited during the liturgical celebration of the Eucharist.

Términos relacionados
secuencia
Uso de sequence en inglés
1
A great film sequence and a great game sequence may look similar.
Wired
2
But that's the right procedure and sequence for going forward, Heise said.
Reuters
3
The law worked, notwithstanding; indeed, it governed the whole sequence of events.
The End of Man?
4
Discussions continue to focus on a timetable and sequence for discussing issues.
The Irish Times
5
This sequence of events explains a great deal about Australia's economic malaise.
News.com.au
6
A sequence of ideas is generated in the mind of the deer.
A History of Science — Volume 1
7
Second, clones were selected to represent the best available GenBank reference sequence.
Pubmed
8
Others include a show-off opening action sequence and a gasp-inducing closing moment.
The Guardian
9
The closing sequence of matches certainly present an intriguing list of possibilities.
The Irish Times
10
The sequence differences, however, indicate that they are derived from different ancestors.
Pubmed
11
Of course, there is more to the film than simply that sequence.
The Guardian
12
Bioinformatics: The discipline of obtaining information about genomic or protein sequence data.
The Irish Times
13
Perhaps the bizarre sequence meant that the dream was simply a dream.
Spellwright
14
There is no rational connection in the sequence of images and ideas.
Shakespearean Tragedy: Lectures on Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, M...
15
But there's clearly some code or sequence in their movements, however spasmodic.
Complete Books of Blood
16
But you're anticipating the sequence of events; you're getting ahead of me.
The warrior elite: the forging of seal class 228