sequentially

sequential | American Dictionary

sequential
adjective
us/sɪˈkwen·ʃəl/
following a particular order:
a sequential exposition of the war's events

sequentially

adverbus/sɪˈkwen·ʃə·li/
It stores the voting records sequentially on a strip of paper.

sequential | Business English

sequential
adjective
uk /sɪˈkwenʃəl/us
following a particular order:
The buying process is a series of sequential steps.
sequential numbering

sequentially

adverb
He expects revenues to rise sequentially over the next two quarters.

Examples of sequential

sequential
Hence, it is difficult to explain why players would conceive of the simultaneous move game in sequential terms.
For example, if the thread construct is not used, then the program is purely sequential.
The approach is a consequence of a new sequential tabling scheme based on dynamic reordering of alternatives with variant calls.
Shared picture-book reading : a sequential analysis of adult-child verbal interactions.
To avoid in-uencing the listening responses the task was not directed in a series of sequential stages.
It is easy to see that sequential composition of synchronous and output delayed functions yields functions of the same respective class.
Clear-cut evidence of sequential processing in reading text also came from the eye movement recordings.
The effects of response stimuli interval on error priming in sequential object naming.
These sequential activities are also encoded within the intron, on a single multifunctional polypeptide chain.
If (dur1+event1 duration)=dur2, the two events will be sequential.
The sequential performance of most programs is improved, which shows that communication lifting is a viable optimisation technique for sequential programs.
The difficulties in plotting sequential measurements of a single vowel are overcome by using multiple plots for each speaker, comparing onset, midpoint, and offset.
His sonatas show great concern with virtuosity of the bow, alternating sequential patterns with the articulation of ornaments.
A prospective, multi-institutional study involving sequential non-invasive assessment of pulmonary arterial development (using, for example, magnetic resonance imaging) is required to solve the outstanding problems.
This is the reason for developing sequential machines or synchronous concurrent machines.
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