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Subsequence

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subsequence [′səb·sə·kwəns]
(mathematics)
A subsequence of a given sequence is any sequence all of whose entries appear in the original sequence and in the same manner of succession.

Subsequence 

in mathematics, the sequence

xn1, xn2,…., xnk

derived from the given sequence x1, x2,…, xn with observation of the order, that is, provided that n1 <n2 < … <nk….



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Ebadi as saying that the sanctions should have been imposed on the Iranian regime over the alleged theft of the election and the subsequence killing, beating and imprisoning of opponents.
Clinton, possession of a Class B substance, subsequence offense, dismissed; possession of a Class B substance, dismissed; trafficking in cocaine, dismissed; conspiracy to violate the drug law, dismissed; drug violation near a school/park, dismissed.
 
 
 
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