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sequentially

[si-kwen-shuh-lee] / sɪˈkwɛn ʃə li /




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“Commercial profitability was stable, driven by steady pricing sequentially as customers prioritize richly configured, AI-ready devices,” Kennedy said in his prepared remarks.

From MarketWatch

Price increases meant that "profitability improved despite sequentially lower sales, which were impacted by recession-level demand in several key markets and overall weakness in China, as anticipated," CEO and Chairman Wendell Weeks said.

From Reuters

Although you could look at each image separately, it is often more useful to view them sequentially, like a flipbook in which drawings turn into moving pictures.

From New York Times

He continued making sounding sculptures, incorporating whimsy, a quality he felt his father had shunned, and numbering every piece sequentially.

From New York Times

The children weren't using sound duration, either: the tones were presented sequentially over variable durations, whereas the dots were presented all at once for a fixed duration.

From Scientific American