The phrase "a sequence of repetitions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of actions or events that occur multiple times in a specific order.
Example: "In the experiment, we observed a sequence of repetitions that demonstrated the consistency of the results."
Alternatives: "a series of repeats" or "a pattern of repetitions".
Twenty trials (10 'big', 10 'small') were presented; on each trial, subjects heard a sequence of four repetitions of the same stimulus, and were asked to judge if the sounds were made by a big person or a small person.
To monitor the maximum possible active ROM with respect to elevation/depression and pro-/retraction of the shoulder, a sequence of three repetitions of bilateral elevation/depression and pro-/retraction movements was performed by the subject with hanging arms and with the thorax in upright position.
Bernoulli envisaged an endless sequence of repetitions of a game of pure chance with only two outcomes, a win or a loss.
In summary, EYT exercises impose rhythmic effects on cardiac autonomic regulation through cyclic repetitions of a sequence of specific body movements, i.e. HRV shows oscillations simultaneously to the cyclic repetition of body movements.
Tightly composed sections were offset with improvisatory bursts that shattered the sequence of repetitions.
And Blythe's fidelity to the way people speak is absolute: she doesn't polish their words, but retains every hesitation, deviation and repetition, from a sequence of ums to the incessant interjection of "you know".
Webster defines "Iteration" as "a procedure in which repetition of a sequence of operations yields results successively closer to a desired results". It defines "Rework" as "to work again or anew".
Repetition "makes a sequence of sounds seem less like an objective presentation of content and more like a kind of tug that's pulling you along".
Each symbol shows the average learned eye velocity on a given trial in a sequence of 100 learning trials, averaged across 10 repetitions of the experiment.
Sagittal images were obtained using a fast spin-echo sequence of repetition time/echo time 5000 4500/112 ms with a slice thickness of 4 mm.
