The phrase "an ordered chain of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sequence or arrangement of items that follows a specific order or structure.
Example: "The research presented an ordered chain of events that led to the discovery of the new species."
Alternatives: "a structured sequence of" or "a systematic series of".
The ordered "chain" structures of paramagnetic beads seen in Fig. 1B are remnant structures after application of an external magnetic field in order to magnetize microjet engines.
In addition, a fraction of the ordered chains with correct registration of helical hands should also serve as primary nuclei to initiate crystallization.
Technically speaking, this method aims at controlling a second order chain of integrators with the first component being known up to an unknown, time-varying scaling factor, and including control saturations.
The control scheme introduces a diffeomorphism based on the mathematical model of the SSMR to transform the original problem into a third order chain of integrators.
When the particles in the original suspension were small, mean diameter d ⩽ 10 μm, the liquid subsequently evaporated from the filament to produce a final deposit of particles as ordered chains.
Morphology examination of the three systems, by both dynamic light scattering (DLS) and Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM), reveal that photoluminescence is associated to the presence of a genuinely 3D nanoscalar morphology, together with an ordered disposition of PANI chains into aligned crystal planes.
X-ray diffraction studies revealed an ordered nature of porous PANI chains as compared to conventional one, whereas their chemical nature is similar as confirmed by FTIR, and UV visible spectroscopy.
We define a valid disjoint fragment chain C as an ordered subset of Fset involving k≤ K fragments, (F1, F2,…, F k ), such that (i) for each pair of subsequent fragments F i, F i +1 (subsequent fragments are said to be chained) we have F i. te< F i +1.
