The phrase "a series of numeric" is not correct in English.
It should be "a series of numbers" or "a series of numeric values." You can use it when referring to a collection or sequence of numerical data or values, but it needs to be corrected first.
Example: "The data set includes a series of numbers that represent the annual sales figures."
Alternatives: "a sequence of numbers" or "a collection of numeric values."
Cage is a teacher, who opens up a time capsule unearthed at his son's school to find a series of numeric predictions concerning various natural disasters – some past, some still to come.
A series of numeric examples are used to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed granular classifiers.
A series of numeric studies are reported using data coming from UCI machine learning data sets.
A series of numeric simulations for hypervelocity impact have been done at first.
The performance of the gHFNN is evaluated through a series of numeric experiments.
For such networks we develop a comprehensive design methodology and carry out a series of numeric experiments using data coming from the area of software engineering.
Elsewhere a series of straight numeric ties had to be decided by the tossing of coins.
The clustering phase is designed for partitioning time series of numeric data routinely sampled at specific space locations.
We do so first by giving analytical solutions for the evolutionarily stable level of cooperation for various group sizes and threshold levels at first assuming only individual selection; then by studying the interaction of individual and group level selection with a series of computer simulations validated by the numeric results.
In a series of articles, Couchot pondered how the techniques of numeric configuration (that is, computer graphics) can change the nature of art.
In this procedure devised by Finke and Slayton (1988), participants are verbally presented a series of trials consisting of three alpha-numeric or geometric shapes (e.g., circle, capital 'D', number '8').
