And what that means is as the RNA polymerase moves along this DNA molecule, it essentially stops here and it begins transcribing that complementary template, that DNA molecule. And as it transcribes that molecule, it will continue forming that RNA molecule until it reaches this termination sequence. Now, it will form that termination sequence, but once it forms the termination sequence, that termination sequence encodes for a signal we call a hairpin. And this hairpin structure contains this stem section and the loop section. So the hairpin is also known as the stem loop structure. And as our RNA molecule forms this structure, because the bonding is no longer strong enough, it will dissociate from that hairpin.