The phrase "a string of elements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a sequence or collection of items, often in programming, mathematics, or general descriptions of lists.
Example: "In the code, we need to process a string of elements to extract the necessary data."
Alternatives: "a series of elements" or "a sequence of elements".
In this task, subjects see a string of image elements, and they have to detect the repetition of one element; that is, they have to detect whether there are two adjacent elements that are identical.
DNA is made up of four nucleotides (G, A, T and C), so there are theoretically 4,096 possible ways to build a string of six elements, or a 6-mer.
Linguists describe the organization of a given word by using an abstract string of elements.
In a recent study, Li et al. (2006) investigated the activity of single V1 neurons in another contour integration task where monkeys had to discriminate between a string of collinearly aligned contour elements and a random arrangement of contour elements.
AR books aren't just for gadget-rich youngsters Even Penguin has tried its hand at AR books by releasing a string of classics, hiding virtual elements on their covers only visible through a smartphone running a specific app.
One example that we mentioned is the pathfinder task, where subjects detect a string of collinearly aligned contour elements (see the Introduction and Fig. 2a).
Since we define a q-gram as a string of length q, the number of elements of HT is 4q + 1.
The Democratic Leadership Council, which bivouacked at a midtown hotel for a "national conversation" last week, trailing a string of Presidential hopefuls and heavy elements….
The Democratic Leadership Council, which bivouacked at a midtown hotel for a "national conversation" last week, trailing a string of Presidential hopefuls and heavy elements of the political press corps, is perhaps the nerdiest of all political factions.
By Joe Klein The Democratic Leadership Council, which bivouacked at a midtown hotel for a "national conversation" last week, trailing a string of Presidential hopefuls and heavy elements of the political press corps, is perhaps the nerdiest of all political factions.
