sequence
US /ˈsiː.kwəns/
UK /ˈsiː.kwəns/
1.
volgorde, opeenvolging
a particular order in which related things follow each other
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The events occurred in a specific sequence.
De gebeurtenissen vonden plaats in een specifieke volgorde.
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He described the sequence of operations.
Hij beschreef de volgorde van de bewerkingen.
2.
sequentie, scène
a set of related photographic shots or sound recordings that make up a continuous whole in a film or broadcast
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The opening sequence of the film was breathtaking.
De openingssequentie van de film was adembenemend.
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The director carefully planned each sequence.
De regisseur plande elke sequentie zorgvuldig.
1.
sequencen, ordenen
arrange in a particular order
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The data needs to be sequenced correctly for analysis.
De gegevens moeten correct gesequenced worden voor analyse.
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The genes were sequenced to identify mutations.
De genen werden gesequenced om mutaties te identificeren.