Succeeding or following in order.
A function whose output value depends not only on its current input values, but also on previous input values. That is, the output value depends on a sequence of input values.
Relating to, or arranged in a sequence. Used in relation to switching of camera inputs to a monitor so as to display different camera scenes one at a time in a sequential manner or repetition.
the order in which a series of related things or events follow each other
QoS policy whereby Qnet employs standby network links in a user-defined order.
Proceeding progressively in a prescribed order.
A type of container that stores data in a particular order and uses this sequence to access them. Sequential containers have a front and back element and a size. You can push and pop items into or from a sequential container.
In order, in sequence. Refers to the data (i.e., files) stored on a drive.
Dealing with things and ideas one after another or in order.
Occurring in order of arrangement.