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OSQ
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OSQOriginal Sound Quality (audio technology)
OSQOpen Source Quality (computing; Berkeley, CA)
OSQOrion String Quartet (est. 1987; New York)
OSQOrdered Sequence
OSQOrgan Society of Queensland (music enthusiast group; Australia)
OSQOccupation Specialty Qualification (Canada)
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Genes are determined by an ordered sequence of chemical bases found in a unique position on a specific chromosome.
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Software is an ordered sequence of instructions that is used to change the state of the computer hardware.
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