The phrase "a linear order of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving mathematics, computer science, or any situation where items are arranged in a sequential manner based on a specific criterion.
Example: "In set theory, we often discuss a linear order of elements to establish their relationships."
Alternatives: "a sequential arrangement of" or "an ordered sequence of".
And the mechanisms of replication, transcription, and translation yield certain outcomes: a copy of the DNA double helix, an mRNA, and a linear order of amino acids.
We can compare those lists in a linear order of the number of regions.
(A ) Linear order of IRG gene clusters on Chr 11 and Chr 18 of mouse strain BL/6.
The method relies on the genetic segregation in biparental populations to create a linear order of contigs on an individual chromosome.
Assuming that recombination frequency grows monotonously with distance from the centromere, estimates of q could assist in genetic-map construction by directly suggesting a linear order of markers on a chromosome arm.
However, our analysis of real data in the results section shows that a linear order of the contigs is not necessarily possible, mainly due to arbitrary placement of repeated or rearranged regions.
Recall that a group is called right orderable if there is a linear order on the set of its elements invariant with respect to multiplication on the right.
Let A be an L-structure, X a set of elements of A and < a linear ordering of X (not necessarily definable by a first-order formula).
The main difference with the future approach of Shirshov is that Zhukov did not use a linear ordering of non-associative monomials.
Topological order is a linear ordering of all the vertices of the DAG so that for every edge (x i, x j ), the vertex x i appears before x j in the ordering.
Advances in domain modeling and collection are making it possible to annotate a large fraction of known protein sequences by a linear ordering of their domains, yielding their architecture.
