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Discover LudwigThe phrase "an odd sequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of events, numbers, or items that appear unusual or unexpected in their arrangement or occurrence.
Example: "The magician performed an odd sequence of tricks that left the audience both baffled and entertained."
Alternatives: "a strange series of" or "an unusual pattern of".
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But this can provide the trigger for an odd sequence of events.
Through an odd sequence of events, I got the chance to tour a woodworking factory run by a local trading company and staffed by imported workers.
After an odd sequence of opening moves, she controlled more space on the board than Ms. Hou, who had a knight situated on a very awkward square.
It was an odd sequence of events.
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The source of their anger was an odd sequence that came with a little more than 12 minutes remaining in regulation.
By Emily Nussbaum The sixth episode of "Bunheads," a new series on ABC Family, ended with an odd sequence worth rewinding.
The sixth episode of "Bunheads," a new series on ABC Family, ended with an odd sequence worth rewinding.
can be expressed as the sum of and, denoting an even sequence and an odd sequence, respectively; thus.
A second is that the Fourier series coefficients for this example are an odd sequence.
The limited length and odd sequence of PFDG_04350 prevent its recognition as a RIFIN protein.
A number of writers, notably the drone researcher Peter W. Singer, have observed the odd sequence of operators in carrying out their work: driving 20 minutes or so from their home to the Nevada Air Force Base, orchestrating the killing from their computer screens in their offices for eight or ten hours, then driving home for a family dinner.
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