"varied sequences" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to describe different orders of events or items. For example: "The students studied a set of varied sequences of numbers to understand the patterns of complex problem-solving."
The control system is very simplified, and despite manful attempts to introduce varied sequences, such as fans which cause him to float in the air, the whole game is more or less one big trawl of punching enemies punctuated by platform sequences, which becomes pretty repetitive.
Experimenters would randomly assign voters to receive varied sequences of direct mail four pieces on the same policy theme, each making a slightly different case for Obama and then use ongoing survey calls to isolate the attributes of those whose opinions changed as a result.
The gene sequences of vitellogenin or vitellogenin-like proteins were not identical and were composed of several varied sequences.
One could wonder how these varied sequences were supposed to cohere.
In a magisterial new work, "The Evolution of Childhood," Melvin Konner, an anthropologist at Emory University, defines play as "inefficient, partly repetitive movements in varied sequences with no apparent purpose".
The 11 oligomers (oligodeoxyfluorosides, ODFs), 4 7 monomers in length, were composed of only two fluorescent monomers and a spacer in varied sequences, and were designed to test how fluorescent nucleobases can interact electronically to yield complexity in fluorescence emission.
In the words of one proponent, "In the prodigiously varied sequence of the animals below man, I see Nature in labor advancing fumblingly towards that excellent being who crowns her work".
The initial investigation was performed with synthetic peptides with systematically varied sequence.
Coupled with the ability to vary sequencing depth per individual, GBS data has great potential for improving GS.
Base pairs where both positions in the sequence alignment varied among sequences while maintaining Watson-Crick or G-U wobble base pairing were classified as covarying.
Interestingly, the releasing α β hydrolases are widely varied in sequences and also in catalytic mechanisms.
