The sequence "0, 0, 1" can represent various concepts in mathematics and computer science. In binary code, it signifies a simple counting system where "0" represents off or false, and "1" represents on or true. This sequence can also be seen in the Fibonacci sequence, where the first two numbers are 0 and 0, followed by 1. In programming, "0, 0, 1" might indicate the initial state of a variable or an array. It can also represent coordinates in a two-dimensional space, where the first two zeros indicate a point on the origin, and the "1" signifies a movement along one axis.