… Let S be a sequence over an abelian group G. We say that S is a strictly g-behaving
sequence (strictly behaving for short) if S = (n1 g) · ... · (nr g) for some g ∈ G, where ni ∈ [1,ord(g)] …

… properties of this sequence and establishing its asymptotics. … Fibonacci sequence closely
related to the Hofstadter sequence… the Hofstadter sequence that we consider is the sequence T(…

… In this paper we present evidence for one possible function: neostriatal neurons code the
serial order of syntactic sequences of natural behavior. By syntactic we mean a sequence that …

… , actions into rapidly executed action sequences. For modeling sequences of this kind we …
, it also provides a means of modeling sequences. Importantly, it also provides a model that …

… and epitopes by sequencing or RNA expression and protein sequencing assay can improve
… High-throughput sequencing is subsequently performed to generate nucleic acid sequences…

… At the end of this section, we note that chaotic maps generate well-behaved spreading
sequences, and that a system performance lower-bound can be estimated depending only on two …

… sequences are words like stop, skip, rescue, western, wasp and mask. I will argue that such
sequences … If Ancient Greek initial s--C sequences behaved like branching onset, then we …

… At the end of this section, we will be able to show that chaotic maps generate well-behaved
spreading sequences, so that a system performance lower bound can be estimated …

… the generation of vocal sequences in the songbird. The … behaving animal to perturb the
dynamics within a single neuron. Both of these techniques are broadly applicable in behaving …

… infinite random sequence, any particular finite sequence is … finite sequence is exactly
as likely as every other sequence of … sequence of 1s and 2s, it is possible to find a sub-sequence …