serially

She first wrote the story serially for her own children.

Some operations must be carried out serially, one after another.

The first edition was published serially between 1925 and 1936.

It was published serially in five volumes between 1833 and 1850.

Because the cassette is read serially from start to end, it's very difficult to do it any other way.

The caves face to the south and are numbered serially from east to west.

They tell three stories that unfold simultaneously, but present them serially.

He spread himself over his different fields, serially and simultaneously, too thin.

"They would have been hard to solve serially," a senior Western diplomat said today.

The B section repeats serially at measures 37-41 and 41-44.

Third, to have the novel finished and published serially during the autumn Campaign of 1917.

Freedom of expression and the media have been serially breached.

Another extension was the serially connected 40 x 24 character video.

Each inch of the body was given its own opportunity to start freezing, separately, serially.

Smith created several later works, some of which have been serially printed in limited editions.

Then you can at least argue that the generation of new ideas will happen serially."

Finally, it is mask-programmable whether the bits are read out 1-bit serially or 4 at a time.

The novel was also published serially under the title of Waterloo.

The error term can be serially correlated over time: and is a white noise.

The reprinted papers were not serially numbered as was intended.

The work was published in five parts serially from 1892 to 1916, with numerous reprints.

I moped around the house, aching for something to serially eliminate.

Communication was done serially, half-duplex, at 75 or 150 bits per second.

This cannot be shared across threads, though it is serially reusable.

He's what I like to refer to as a serially monogamous campaigner.