The phrase "a sequence of overlapping" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of events, elements, or concepts that share common features or areas of interaction.
Example: "The study revealed a sequence of overlapping themes that emerged throughout the participants' narratives."
Alternatives: "a series of interconnected" or "a chain of overlapping".
And the 13-year green and golden age in international cricket has really been a sequence of overlapping phases, subtly different, distinguished by key retirements: Taylor and Healy in 1999; the Waughs in 2003; Warne and McGrath in 2007.
Examining the progression of policies over time, a sequence of overlapping political rationales comes into view, beginning exactly with this clash.
Orchestrating to Gil Scott-Heron's political track "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised," Branstetter manipulated a sequence of overlapping kinectic photographs, channelling the chaotic and abstract blurs as the backdrop for the video.
Astaire soon lashes out with a swirling tap step and the chorus responds timidly before leaving the stage in a sequence of overlapping, direction-shifting, hitch steps and walks.
The cell is the smallest extensible component of a maximal pattern and the string can be viewed as a sequence of overlapping cells.
Any primitive repetition u e can also be seen as a sequence of overlapping primitive squares (as shown in Example 6).
The stop codon of one of the two genes mutates (or is deleted) and this leads to a read-through until a new stop codon is encountered in the down-stream gene creating a sequence of overlap.
The approach was to divide entire tail modeling region between x=−10 R E and x=−30 R E into a sequence of eight overlapping 5 R E-wide bins of the x-coordinate, such that each bin spanned the interval x i −2.5≤x≤x i +2.5 R E, where x i =−10−2.5·i with i=1,2,…,8.
The pathophysiology of BM can be summarized as a sequence of sometimes overlapping processes that culminate in neuronal death of either the necrotic or apoptotic type in the CX or HC, respectively.
The algorithm works by converting the input into a sequence of possibly overlapping cells: A cell is the smallest substring in any pattern on s, that has exactly two solid characters: one at the start and the other at the end position of this substring.
Each oligonucleotide represented either a singleton (a single EST sequence) or a contig (contigous sequences of overlapping EST sequences) generated by assembly with CAP3.
