"consecutive letters" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means letters that are in a sequence without any gaps in between. You can use this phrase when discussing words or phrases that have letters that come one after the other without interruption. Example: "The word 'rabbit' has three consecutive letters 'b' in it."
The side-by-side themed answers made filling the grid a bit of a challenge, since I was locked into two consecutive letters on 28 occasions.
His editing is by turns erratic (Huw Wheldon's first name is not spelled "Hugh") and spotty (you would think an editor who felt it worthwhile to include five consecutive letters referring to Henry Morgan would have taken the trouble to identify him).
Moreover, we also merged consecutive letters and numbers and generated additional single letter "a" and number "0" as features.
Handling repetition Detecting words that are written in uppercase or constitute more than two of the same consecutive letters.
Moreover, our system also merge consecutive letters and numbers and generated additional single letter 'a' and number '0' features.
Conversion all words will be converted to lowercase and replace more than two of the same consecutive letters in a word with only one occurrence of the letter (e.g., we replace fuuunny by funny and ANGRY by angry).
As Ivo fills his time by playing the A–Z game suggested by his nurse Sheila – working his way through the alphabet, telling stories about body parts beginning with each consecutive letter – the larger narrative of his life, its losses and loves, begins to emerge.
The proposed technique consists to first building a dictionary of words' polarity based on a very small set of positive and negative hashtags related to a given subject, then, classifying posts into several classes and balancing the sentiment weight by using new metrics such as uppercase words and the repetition of more than two consecutive letter in a word.
For this, we apply the two following actions: Balancing It is worth noting that the used language in social media posts is not conventional and could contain some special words such as those that are written in upper case or contain the repetition of more than two consecutive letter—"extended word"—.
PatternHunter [ 4] uses k non-consecutive letters as a seed.
Each was asked to submit 10 consecutive consultation letters.
