The phrase "a special sequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular order or arrangement of elements that is unique or significant in some way.
Example: "In the experiment, we observed a special sequence of events that led to the unexpected outcome."
Alternatives: "a unique series" or "an exclusive arrangement".
A special sequence based on stepwise SCALE6/TRITON calculations was developed to automate MSR depletion analysis.
The specimens were subjected to cyclic loading under a special sequence consisting of constant amplitude segments at two different stress-ratios (ratio of minimum to maximum cyclic stress).
We show that GN with a special sequence of semi-norms is of almost universal disposition for finite-dimensional graded Fréchet spaces.
We argue that each of them is the result of a special sequence of three phonetically natural sound changes — a so-called "blurring chain".
A special sequence based on SCALE6/TRITON was developed to perform fuel cycle analysis of the Molten Salt Actinide Recycler & Transmuter (MOSART), with emphasis on the simulation of its dynamic refueling and salt reprocessing scheme during long-term operation.
"We are very happy to include a special sequence on our show saluting the Bond films on their 50th birthday," the show's producers, Craig Zadan and Neil Meron, said in a statement today.
Using a special sequencing technique that it developed, Page's research team determined the order of the DNA bases in those gaps many contained multiple duplicated regions of DNA that were impossible to decipher with the technology available when the X chromosome was first sequenced.
However, for species where archived tissue or bone is the only available source of DNA (e.g., extinct species), G10K has a special sequencing initiative, where protocols are evaluated on a case-by-case basis (R.E. Green, personal communications).
Mathematicians, however, can see that Leonardo's rabbits produce a very special sequence of numbers in which each equals the sum of the two preceding in the series.
All that is known is that, for lattice models, mutationally robust "prototype" sequences are characterized by an overrepresentation of special sequence motifs that fold in a context-insensitive manner reminiscent of "folding modules" (Cui et al. 2002).
61 Two noteworthy advantages of L. tarentolae extracts are enhanced translation initiation (with a special RNA sequence) and the presence of identical splice leader sequences on all endogenous mRNAs.
