sequencer
[ see-kwuhn-ser ]
/ ˈsi kwən sər /
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Example sentences from the Web for sequencer
Back in the 1990s, Lee Hood, a technologist and immunologist famous for co-inventing the automated DNA sequencer, made a bold prediction.
Why covid-19 might finally usher in the era of health care based on a patient’s data|Katie McLean|February 24, 2021|MIT Technology ReviewIn the case of music, a device called a sequencer is used for this purpose.
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British Dictionary definitions for sequencer
sequencer
/ (ˈsiːkwənsə) /
noun
an electronic device that determines the order in which a number of operations occur
an electronic device that sorts information into the required order for data processing
a unit connected to a synthesizer, which is capable of memorizing sequences of notes
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