sequence

the sequence of events

an unbroken sequence of events

the sequence of tenses

a natural sequence of ideas.

a gruelling sequence of exercises.

the play's penultimate sequence is a shocker.

a sequence of bumper harvests

an uncertain recollection of the sequence of events.

He had to attend a sequence of meetings.

the sequence has been simplified for convenience.

a sequence of novels that will cover the period from 1968 to the present.

a fade to black would bring the sequence to a close.

arranging figures in numerical sequence;

a sequence of French tales transposed into English.

a form of canasta in which sequences can be melded.

The equation of ESR linear regression and the sequence of geochronometry are built;

Compared to supersequence boundaries, the depositional hiatus at sequence boundaries is shorter and sequence boundaries are not compatible with lithostratigraphic unit boundaries.

New employees had to attend a sequence of orientation meetings.

A chord structure is a sequence of musical chords.

Diagnosis is achieved through enzyme assays and DNA sequencing.

So, could we resurrect one starting from their protein sequences?

Two more ways of linking a sequence of instructions together.

The stages are the thing, and most particularly the sequence.

But the plot is the sequence of events in the story.

The novel the movie is based on has 11 action sequences.

So you have to go and see it for this particular fight sequence.

Recently, researchers gained access to the full genome sequence of an Axolotl.