consecutively

consecutive | American Dictionary

consecutive
adjective
us/kənˈsek·jət̬·ɪv/
following one after another without an interruption:
We’ve had five consecutive days of rain.

consecutively

adverbus/kənˈsek·jət̬·ɪv·li/

consecutive | Business English

consecutive
adjective
uk /kənˈsekjʊtɪv/us
used to describe events, numbers, etc. that follow one after another without an interruption:
Interest rates have been held at the same level for the tenth consecutive month.

Examples of consecutive

consecutive
In the present description, it is not possible to divide into steps these "consecutive" effects, as in the usual treatments of the radiation back-reaction.
The increasing failure rate property of consecutive-k-out-of-n systems.
In order to ensure sufficient number of participants, the study was conducted in two consecutive years.
It is possible to define a set of rules that explicitly defines the possible transitions in terms of the difference between consecutive database states.
Unlike the routine for the main trapping grid, these traps remained untended for three consecutive days before flies were harvested.
Transects were 75 stations in length, and traps were set for 10 consecutive nights.
This approach will inevitably result in a quantitative reduction in the number of bacteria transferred between consecutive flocks.
The analysis is based on a number of consecutive, extended extracts drawn from the discussion described above.
Inclusion criteria for the study subjects were consecutive admissions to each of the two psychiatric units.
From then on, interventions are displayed to the user, with almost no delay between two consecutive interventions.
This is the first time that three consecutive parliamentary elections have been held without the country being disrupted by a military overthrow.
To maintain consistency across samples, transcription was initiated after the child had produced 10 consecutive, complete, nonstereotypical utterances such as yes-no responses, greetings, and routines.
Once the first 12 consecutive, multiword utterances were identified for each of the participants, the children's samples were dubbed onto an audiotape in random order.
A pension fund is not required to submit a quarterly return when assets of the fund fall below $60 million for three consecutive quarters.
Each of these 18 transects was sampled for four consecutive nights at least three times during both the rainy and dry seasons.
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