Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- n. Something that is subsequent; a sequel.
- n. The fact or quality of being subsequent.
- n. Mathematics A sequence that is contained in another sequence.
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. The state or act of being subsequent or following.
Wiktionary
- n. A subsequent act or thing; a sequel
- n. mathematics A sequence that is contained within a larger one
GNU Webster's 1913
- n. The act or state of following; -- opposed to
precedence .
WordNet 3.0
- n. following in time
- n. something that follows something else
Etymologies
- From sub- + sequence (Wiktionary)
Examples
“* If this subsequence is more than 1 bit long, update the count of the next subsequence i.e. stripping off the leftmost”
“First we'll prove a lemma that shows for any sequence we can always find a monotone subsequence -- that is, a subsequence that's always increasing or decreasing. is a peak if forever after that point going forward, there is no other element of the sequence that is greater than.”
“The second method, called embedding-based subsequence matching, is used to find optimal subsequence matches in databases of strings under the edit distance or Smith-Waterman, as well as in databases of time series under the dynamic time warping distance measure.”
Mapping Methods for Efficient Similarity-Based Multimedia Re | TECHNOLOGY NEWS
“Just as Benedict chose to close his eyes to U.S. torture policies and other crimes committed against humanity during his visit here, his blind-eye policy to pedophile priests and subsequence apology are anti-everything people of sanity and reason hold dear.”
Pope's Apologies For Pedophile Priests Are Too Little, Too Late. Nothing Will Change
“The problem is that because virtual worlds are almost entirely built on the same basic rule-structure derived from DikuMUD, and because their representations of physical and graphical environments are ultimately so similar, this deep game becomes more and more known to larger and larger numbers of players over time, all the more so since World of Warcraft has evolved into the new template for all subsequence virtual-world games.”
“Informally, the “invariance under subsequence selection” is supposed to capture the idea that the probabilities of events in any infinite subsequence selected from the original sequence by a procedure based on the indices of events in the original sequence alone, will be the same as the probabilities of events in the original sequence.”
“Instead of her husband offering vital moral or otherwise support, he abandoned her because of her bleeding and the subsequence infection that presumably engulfed her.”
“Steve Carrell was actually being waxed for that scene and the subsequence scene of him walking down the street in his blood-flecked shirt is not a special effect.”
“The proof only works because when you divide the sequence in half, only one subsequence contains a non-random element.”
“If there is more than one non-random element then each subsequence can contain a non-random element; and repeated divisions would not be able to determine the exact location of the random elements (a necessary feature of the proof in order to set up a reductio).”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘subsequence’.
-
My Little Phonies
Names for the next generation of My Little Ponies. Inspired by Star's list.
juggernaught, flamboyant, cuddly maggot, astrobleme, agroof, windburn, poshlost, crucifer, feedbag, dunderwhelp, nebelwerfer, bliss ninny and 453 more...
-
avawake's list
elpis, transient, anon, remeet, orerry, fitfull, benediction, infinitum, ad, ananym, halcyon, bird and 93 more...
-
what does that mean?
words or phrases that have me baffled
shout out, giving props, honey trap, back in the day, has legs, ergodic literature, ludologist, deely-boppers, subsequence, punctilios, internet addiction, internet addictio... and 35 more...
Tweets
Looking for tweets for subsequence.

Comments
No comments yet...
Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.