The phrase "a sequence of digital" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a series or arrangement of digital items, such as data, signals, or content.
Example: "The software processes a sequence of digital images to create a seamless animation."
Alternatives: "a series of digital" or "a chain of digital".
Figure 22 shows a real scenario of a road traffic, presented by a sequence of digital images captured by a monocular camera mounted on a mobile vehicle.
The results of the online learning, clearly showing superiority, are illustrated in the fifth row. Figure 14 shows the different steps of the on-road obstacles detection in a sequence of digital images.
The chapter focuses that a broadcast flag is a sequence of digital bits sent with a digital television program that indicates whether or not it can be recorded or if there are any restrictions on recorded content.
But for those who might not be quite so comfortable putting in place a sequence of digital acrobatics that improves their existence on the fly here's a hardware alternative, called bttn, which aims to make a particular digital recipe available to anyone at the push of a physical button.
The paper presents an Image-based Method for Crack Analysis (IMCA) which is capable of processing a sequence of digital imagery to perform a twofold task: (i) the extraction of crack borders and the evaluation of its width across the longitudinal profile; (ii) the measurement of crack deformations (width, sliding and rotation).
Montgomery uses objects found in nature flowers, plants, seashells to create a sequence of digital captures exploring the patterns formed by the objects' differences and similarities.
He took up a solid-body electric instrument for "Twilight Zone," a dreamy sequence of digital loops, echoing gestures and melodic lines reminiscent of a theremin's spooky wail.
A sound waveform from a microphone or tape recorder can be digitized, or converted to a sequence of numbers that is the digital representation of the waveform.
Sweetest Song actually starts off as a sequence of creepy 21st-century digitals; it's about obsession.
The paper describes a kinematic model-based solution to estimate simultaneously the calibration parameters of the vision system and the full-motion (6-DOF) of large civil engineering structures, namely of long deck suspension bridges, from a sequence of stereo images captured by digital cameras.
This is not definitively revealed until the sequence of digital photos over the final credits.
