sequencing

Besides that, the operators give a big advantage when sequencing operations, something you can't do with map() notation.

In this way monads are a very, very, very general way of talking about sequencing or nesting.

What makes thins interesting is that you can see imperative languages as being about sequencing or nesting as well.

In my understanding human cells have may different types of RNA, which one are you sequencing?

DNA sequencing, where costs went down quite a few orders of magnitude in the last decade.

You could probably do the motor sequencing bit for a motor controller in it, doing i2c for reading the position sensors.

Next-gen sequencing was a huge breakthrough and happened very fast by life science standards.

San Diego's biotech scene is mostly just companies mindlessly pursuing cheaper and faster sequencing.

They don't even know which are DNA mutations, and which are systematic sequencing errors.

Unity doesn't provide any sequencing for you (maybe you were thinking of Unreal's Matinee?).

I think one of the most frustrating things now is that the price of sequencing isn't continuing to decrease.

I'm aware of this (I'm working on a genome sequencing project to cure my wife's endometriosis).

The problem is that this is all "low hanging fruit", and it is always picked by the people who did (and paid for) the sequencing.