All 6 Uses

sequence
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Blink, by Malcolm Gladwell
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"Most of bird identification is based on a sort of subjective impression—the way a bird moves and little instantaneous appearances at different angles and sequences of different appearances, and as it turns its head and as it flies and as it turns around, you see sequences of different shapes and angles," Sibley says.†
Chpt 1
"Most of bird identification is based on a sort of subjective impression—the way a bird moves and little instantaneous appearances at different angles and sequences of different appearances, and as it turns its head and as it flies and as it turns around, you see sequences of different shapes and angles," Sibley says.†
Chpt 1
"The whole sequence began in 1996," Reilly says.†
Chpt 4 *

sequence = arranged in a specific order
Ekman paused, then reconstructed that particular sequence of expressions on his face.†
Chpt 6
How long do you think that whole sequence took?†
Chpt 6
The police procedure, in other words, is for my benefit: it means that the only way the officer will ever draw his gun on me is if I engage in a drawn-out and utterly unambiguous sequence of actions.†
Chpt 6

Definitions:

(1) (sequence)
a set of things arranged or happening in a specific order -- often chronological order
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)