disrupted sequence
/dɪˈsɛptɪd ˈsɛkwəns/ · dis·rupt·ed ˈse·quence
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- A series of events, actions, or elements that have been broken or interrupted, often resulting in a loss of continuity or coherence. The lab's disrupted sequence of DNA samples led to a delay in the research project.
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- A set of instructions or a program that has been interrupted or corrupted, often causing errors or malfunctions. The computer's disrupted sequence of code caused the software to crash repeatedly.
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- A disruption or interruption in a normal or expected sequence of events, often causing confusion or inconvenience. The flight's disrupted sequence of departures and arrivals caused many passengers to miss their connections.
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Did you know? The concept of a 'disrupted sequence' is often used in science fiction to describe a disruption in time or space, where events become out of order or impossible to predict.