The phrase "a sequence of operations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to processes, algorithms, or procedures where multiple steps or actions are performed in a specific order.
Example: "The software executes a sequence of operations to process the data efficiently."
Alternatives: "a series of actions" or "a chain of processes".
The aggregate method, where the total running time for a sequence of operations is analyzed.
The aggregate method directly seeks a bound on the overall running time of a sequence of operations.
An algorithm is a sequence of operations performed on data that have to be organized in data structures.
Lovelace realized that the Analytical Engine, a mechanical computer that was proposed by English mathematician Charles Babbage, could be used to perform a sequence of operations.
Therefore the amortized time for a sequence of operations overestimates of the actual time by Φ(hn), which by assumption is always positive.
The complex treatment in one vacuum cycle involves a sequence of operations: ion cleaning of the surface and heating the sample, diffusion surface alloying with aluminum and nitriding.
The goal of process planning is to propose the routing of a previously designed part and results in a sequence of operations and their parameters.
The generated preamble is a sequence of operation calls that takes the system to the intended state to execute the test case.
BETA uses information about the state required to run the test case, extracted from the test case formulas, and then uses ProB to find a sequence of operation calls that will put the system in the intended state.
Because every character of y is generated by exactly one duplicate operation, a sequence of duplicate operations that generates y partitions the characters of y into disjoint subsequences, each of which is generated in a single duplicate operation.
We claim that every sequence of duplicate and delete operations can be transformed into a sequence of duplicate operations of the same length.
