The phrase "a series of input" is not correct in standard English; it should be "a series of inputs." You can use it when referring to multiple pieces of data or information being provided or processed.
Example: "The system requires a series of inputs to generate the desired output."
Alternatives: "a collection of inputs" or "multiple inputs."
A plot is made of the response for a series of input signals of a variety of frequencies.
Fifty-five participants were asked to perform a series of input tasks on a screen.
It is responsible for the modulation of a series of input symbols s(t)∈{0,1} by controlling the speed, number, or time of the emitted molecules.
With the scope of this paper, a RBF neural network model focus on risk analysis was constructed, and a series of input indicator combinations designed to get more accurate predictions.
In the simulation method, a set of simulation models is used in some electronic design automation (EDA) tool that exercises the implementation with a series of input simulation patterns.
To address this, the PEI-IS is devised by multiplying a series of input shapers in the Laplace domain, of which the impulse times are slightly perturbed from those of the zero vibration (ZV) shaper.
The modeling process began by defining a series of inputs to describe the initial status and behavior of the farm.
Rosenblatt's model uses a series of inputs, think features like length, weight, color, and assigns each of them a weight.
As result of this, important steps were described as a series of inputs, outputs, outcomes, and impacts (as defined by Hills and Junge [30]).
This mathematical tool can be trained from a series of inputs in order to obtain a desired output, without the need to reproduce the phenomenon under study.
For example, iTEC, a system developed by Spanish firm Indra, can predict where an aeroplane will be at any point on its journey based on a series of inputs such as radar, flight plan and weather.
