Used with adjective complement

• feel: I mean, we are struck by different feelings all the time.... but don't they all feel almost sequential?

Modifies a noun

• gearbox: Had two sequential gearboxes which could be changed seperatly or together, with a computer to help control them.

• regimen: Women who took the sequential regimens had good cycle control with minimal irregular bleeding.

• jackpot: Spin on metal sequential royal jackpot a wood board.

• sampling: They include growth curve modeling, sequential acceptance sampling and partial least squares regression.

• execution: In the world of our chosen abstraction - that of sequential execution of a method - it looks like our thread has hung.

• injection: The Keihin sequential fuel injection features two throttle butterflies per cylinder.

Modifying Another Word

• purely: This fact makes programming with vectors a quite distinct proposition from programming with lists, which are purely sequential access.

• fully: It is not a film which you can view passively; it does not patronize its audience by providing fully sequential information.

• not: Warning: row n, Book number = m not sequential The Books are out of order.

• necessarily: Consequently, due to deletions, the numbering is not necessarily sequential.

• strictly: But these processes are not strictly sequential, they may overlap and one informs the other sometimes in several cycles.

• almost: I mean, we are struck by different feelings all the time.... but don't they all feel almost sequential?

Preposition: in

• nature: It was unease that was cyclical rather than sequential in nature.