
In this paper we consider random sequences in the background of which specific short-time random elements can emerge. The theory and constructive methods for recognition of short-time specific random elements that may emerge in the background of random sequences are expounded. The results of experimental investigations are presented. The prospects for a wider application of the results obtained are discussed as well.
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