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| génér. |
consistent (Баян); successive; sequential; consequential; gradual; serial; consecutive; coherent; sequacious; down-the-line; self-consistent; successional; true-blue; sequent; sustained (Markbusiness); in consecutive stages (Alexander Demidov); phased (tfennell); close-knit; self consistent; true blue; discursive; tenable; sustainable (grafleonov); emergent (ssn); close-knit; logical; running; slow (о процессе. Syn: gradual ssn); assiduous (контекстуально Баян); staunch (противник, сторонник и т.п. MargeWebley); seamless (seamless plot (о сюжете) YGA); consectary; consistent; gradatory |
| argot. |
solid (Interex) |
| audit. |
relay-baton (In accordance with best practices, the transfer should follow the shadowing and relay-baton method. Shadowing gives staff the opportunity to become accustomed to the system by orservation. The relay-baton approach is the best suitable concept to transfer knowledge in a transparent way Banzaaai) |
| aéroh. |
stepwise |
| banc. |
back-to-back (<по В.Я.Факову>; во времени MichaelBurov) |
| constr. |
sequenced |
| dipl. |
phasing |
| entr. |
tough |
| figur. |
even-keeled (Oleg Sollogub); unflinching (Vadim Rouminsky) |
| Gruzovik, informat. |
bit-serial |
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continuous |
| informat. |
cascade |
| makar. |
close-knit (об аргументации и т.п.); one-at-a-time; orderly; point-by-point; step-by-step; in-series |
| math. |
consequent; subsequent; seq (sequential); systematic |
| milit., aviat. |
tandem |
| milit., techn. |
stage |
| médic. |
consequitive |
| obsol. |
comportable |
| polit. |
stage-by-stage (kee46) |
| progr. |
sequence (ssn); non-concurrent (Alex_Odeychuk) |
| sylv. |
series (о соединении) |
| téléc. |
tandem (о доступе); chained (ssn) |
| électr. |
series |
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| informat. |
serial ATA (Bricker) |
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| informat. |
serial attached SCSI (Bricker) |
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| génér. |
seamlessly (ainexx); in rearing (Logos66); concertedly (ssn); in succession; in series; progressively (george serebryakov); gradually; consistently; running; consequentially; coherently; successively (janette); sequentially; rowly (в ряд ludonya); successantly ('More); systematically (The search was carried out systematically vogeler); methodically (vogeler) |
| Игорь Миг |
aggressively |
| argot. |
solid (Interex) |
| astr. |
successive; sequential |
| autom. |
sequence |
| autom., électr. |
in series (включённый) |
| aéroh. |
stepwise |
| ciném. |
sequentially (например, о зарядке элементов аккумуляторов) |
| dipl. |
in a consistent manner (bigmaxus) |
| entr. |
by series |
| forag. |
in turn |
| hist. |
in due succession (Сынковский) |
| idiom. |
back-to-back (Interex) |
| inform. |
in a row (Andrey Truhachev) |
| latin. |
seriatim |
| livr. |
sequaciously |
| makar. |
down-the-line; in a successive order; one by one; step by step; in rotation; linearly |
| math. |
in sequence; serially; one after another; logically (ssn); in stages; in steps |
| médias. |
contiguously |
| médic. |
systematically (Resection is carried out using a 4.5 mm shaver working systematically from periphery to the center of the posterior compartment. dionis1976) |
| offic. |
in one's due sequence ("Please arrange your thoughts and let me know, in their due sequence, exactly what those events are which have sent you out unbrushed and unkempt, with dress boots and waistcoast buttoned awry, in search of advice and assistance." – Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ART Vancouver) |
| psych. |
posteriori |
| pétr. |
on-line; consecutively |
| techn. |
consequently; subsequently; in tandem |
| torp. |
consecutively (расположенные пункты, рисунки, чертежи и другие объекты) |
| téléc. |
in row (oleg.vigodsky) |
| équip. |
in a sequential order; successive order; tandem |
