successively

successive | American Dictionary

successive
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/səkˈses·ɪv/
happening one after the other:
It was the team’s third successive defeat.

successively

adverbus/səkˈses·ɪv·li/

Examples of successive

successive
In successive stages extremely long plans were formed of which probably only the newest phase(s) would have been in use.
Second, she shows that the notion that merchant families survived for three successive generations was quite rare.
The participants were told that they would hear each sentence four times in a row, with less noise on each successive presentation.
Each successive hidden neuron is trained on the component of the problem its predecessors failed to learn, that is, the remaining error.
Some reasons why successive single-word utterances are not.
The numbers atop the bars denote the cumulative percentages of the response variation accounted for by successive principal components.
Similarly, in 1995 successive delays in sowing caused dramatic yield declines, and the maximum yield was much lower, at 0.44 t ha71.
Thus, given an instantaneous signal and the period between successive sparks, the coherent and random parts of the signal can be separated.
The pharmacotherapy protocol consisted of three successive stages.
For by the late eighteenth century successive ministries seem to have acknowledged the legitimacy of a service peerage within the larger, more traditional group.
However, in non-outbreak years, the overall population dynamics of grasshoppers appears to be influenced significantly by a suite of natural enemies attacking successive developmental stages.
Much more bacteria were isolated from the tonsillar swab and for a longer successive period than from the nasal swab.
It seeks to explain successive frameworks within which voluntary agencies have operated and draws on various formulations of coordination in social life.
Thus, we calculate the average and the standard deviation of the successive adjustments of the branches.
Sequences produced by successive tokens are displayed in rows proceeding upward, with time running from left to right in each row.
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