sequential
pronunciation
How to pronounce sequential in British English:
UK [sɪˈkwenʃl]
How to pronounce sequential in American English:
US [sɪˈkwenʃl]
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- Adjective:
- in regular succession without gaps
Word Origin
- sequential (adj.)
- 1816, from Late Latin sequentia (see sequence) + -al (1). Related: Sequentially.
Example
- 1. This will cause economic growth to slow , at least on a sequential basis .
- 2. You can also find support for invoking sequential commands ( with ; ) and asynchronous commands ( with & ) .
- 3. Some large systems lean to the sequential model ( the factory ) ; others lean to the web model ( the telephone system ) .
- 4. It provides most of the features of google voice , including a free voxox number ( or transfers an existing number ) , call screening and sequential call forwarding .
- 5. A study tried to answer the question of whether giving the radiation and chemotherapy at the same time ( simultaneous therapy ) would be better than giving them at different times ( sequential therapy ) .