The phrase "a complex serial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of items, events, or processes that are intricate or complicated in nature.
Example: "The research focused on a complex serial of events that led to the environmental changes observed in the region."
Alternatives: "a complicated series" or "an intricate sequence".
In particular it is demonstrated how a complex, serial, engineering optimisation code may be efficiently parallelised, grid-enabled and embedded within a PSE.
It has been shown recently that collagen fibers can be drawn from monomeric solution through a fiber forming buffer (FFB), followed by numerous additional treatments in a complex serial process.
Hyperdopaminergic DAT-KD mice displayed excessive sequential stereotypy reflected as a complex serial pattern of grooming actions becoming more sequentially rigid and persistent.
But other behavior can be described as having properties of syntax too, if the behavioral flow is governed by lawful sequential patterns that follow normative rules to produce a complex serial order [ 14, 20, 23- 26].
New mutant mouse models allow gene-based manipulation of brain function relevant to sequential patterns, but no current animal model of spontaneous OCD-like behaviors has so far been reported to exhibit sequential super-stereotypy in the sense of a whole complex serial pattern that becomes stronger and excessively rigid.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02951.002 Animals engage in a variety of complex serial behaviors that are essential for survival, such as nest building, communication, courtship, and prey capture.
Enhanced sequential stereotypy would be reflected if the complex serial pattern as a whole entity became more sequentially rigid or persistent.
NEW YORK — In recent years, cable television has generated raves for its complex serial dramas even as broadcast networks continue to ring up exponentially more viewers with traditional fare.
However, in evaluating the significance of these more complex (serial) pathways it is clear that though significant, they are modest.
Thus, it is possible that both the VLPFC and orbital prefrontal cortex are involved in processing temporally complex serial events, but of different types, hedonic and visual.
Our work lends strong support to an emerging view that hierarchical suppression is a ubiquitous action selection mechanism, whether it is used in deciding among available behavioral choices, or selecting movements performed in complex serial tasks.
