"consecutive connection" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a series of events or actions that are linked or occurring in a specific sequence. Example: The team's consecutive connection of successful plays led them to victory in the championship game.
As shown in [ 137], PBNs and binary-valued DBNs whose initial and transition Bayesian networks are assumed to have only within and between consecutive slice connections, respectively, can represent the same joint probability distribution over their common variables.
The connections in the network occur in two directions: vertical connections between columns of consecutive layers, and horizontal connections between columns within the same layer.
Matched mother−child samples were obtained in connection with consecutive normal parturitions in the Faroe Islands.
Informed consent was obtained from a total of 656 mothers in connection with consecutive spontaneous singleton births at term.
Figure 14 The first possible transition connections in consecutive action network.
Figure 15 The second possible transition connections in consecutive action network.
Of about 130 consecutive Swedish women approached in connection with a normal delivery at Lund University Hospital in southern Sweden, 68 were willing to participate in the study.
We are interested, not in the strand of one single gene, but in the connection of two consecutive genes in one chromosome.
Therefore, TCP connections undergo many consecutive timeouts under a high jitter value (due to congestion).
This information could potentially enable improved structure learning, whether by exploiting the relationship of consecutive samples or by enabling connections between variables that represent regulatory loops as is possible using dynamic Bayesian networks [ 29– 31].
