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sequencerSee MIDI sequencer. sequencer [′sē·kwən·sər] (computer science) A machine which puts items of information into a particular order, for example, it will determine whetherAis greater than, equal to, or less thanB,and sort or order accordingly. Also known as sorter. (engineering) A mechanical or electronic device that may be set to initiate a series of events and to make the events follow in a given sequence.
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Musicians can use In Time to record a track with a natural feel, improve the accuracy of notation software, have external sequencers and accompaniment MIDI files follow their timing. The specific product segments analyzed are Automated DNA Synthesizers, Automated Protein/Peptide Synthesizers, Automated DNA Sequencers, Automated Protein/Peptide Sequencers, Bioreactors, Fermenters, HPLC Equipment & Supplies, and Electrophoresis Equipment & Supplies. Beckman Coulter will grant Applera licenses to its patents for replaceable gels for capillary electrophoresis instruments and DNA sequencers and to its patent for a heated lid for thermal cyclers; Applera will grant Beckman Coulter licenses conferring rights in the diagnostics market to its patents for nucleic acid sequencing and real time PCR thermalcycling. |
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