They include the checklists your operations manager follows when working with a new client, the orientation process you use to onboard all new hires, the sequential process for producing your core product or service, and the automatic e-mail sequence that goes out to each new prospect.
Automated marketing e-mail sequences.
We sort the mail into its proper sequence.
In 2002, scientists at Stony Brook University announced that they had synthesized the polio virus, using its published genome sequence and mail-order oligos.
Dr. Wimmer terms it a wake-up call: if he can recreate a virus from an Internet-supplied genome sequence and mail-order DNA, so can somebody else, and that somebody might not be experimenting on behalf of enhanced vaccines.
Their differences, he wrote in an e-mail, "are in sequencing and timing.
Linda Holland, a Chicago designer and writer, now owns several pieces of snacki's art, each acquired via a painstaking (some might say maddening) sequence of e-mail messages, and, eventually, meetings with snacki's "agent," a 20-something guy who wore paint-splattered pants to their most recent rendezvous.
Send in a sequence by e-mail and 2 days later you get the results--free--from a search of Incyte's human cDNA databases, including 50,000 genes not publicly available.
This same module can publish collections of nodes for others to view as a whole sequence, accessible via e-mail, screen saver or as a web resource.
Short fragments of this DNA sequence were obtained by mail-order, and assembled.
