"sequence of time" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the chronological ordering of events or actions. Example: "The novel is structured in a clear sequence of time, with each chapter representing a different year in the protagonist's life."
I had watched a fair proportion of the games on television, and not only was the treatment technically beyond reproach but the strange tampering with the sequence of time that television is so easily able to indulge in had become almost part of our expectation.
Practically, a problem is how to map a sequence of time units (U) onto a sequence of time units that comprise a period of time in the future.
In this work, we assume that a sequence of time units (U) does not change.
The sequence of time intervals {T n } represents the iterations of a chaotic process.
A sequence of time units (F) obtains a set of index entries (I_F).
Furthermore, the newly generated block is strictly following the linear sequence of time.
Velocity and interface front information is extracted from a sequence of time-resolved particle images.
Each trajectory is a de-identified sequence of time-stamped locations, visited by one of the tracked vehicles.
It is shown that the problem reduces to a sequence of time-invariant problems that can be solved using the first-order reliability method (FORM).
Instead of using a dynamic stabilizer with high order, this approach uses a sequence of time-varying gains that are directly injected into the internal model unit.
A scenario is a sequence of time-based transmission system state, consisted of renewable energy, conventional generation, active demand, electricity price and transmission network.
