The phrase "at the serial" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something related to a series or sequence, but without additional context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "The data can be found at the serial number listed in the report."
Alternatives: "in the series" or "at the sequence".
It turned out that Bechdel wasn't just brilliant at the serial form.
This version continued the bowdlerising of all references to sex and religion begun at the serial stage.
Last summer, large numbers of Sanders supporters took offense at the serial disruption of his campaign events by Black Lives Matter protesters.
At the serial classification level, these local results values are fused by one serial SVM based on 1-v-r strategy.
Thus we will write a small drawing program in Windows that lets a user draw its schematic, and send it directly at the serial port.
Most of this fury comes from the obvious quarters: the MPs, the former advisers, the longtime activists – the people who have devoted their working lives to the Labour party – boiling with anger at the serial unforced errors of their new rulers.
Looking back on this year's books, I see that thrillers about frothing-at-the-mouth serial killers appear to be in decline, but there are choice offerings in just about every other category of crime novel.
In raising over a million at twenty, the serial entrepreneur's got a ways to go before she gets jaded.
At 19, the serial entrepreneur co-founded Napster in 1999; brought free music to the masses, but quickly collapsed under piracy allegations.
While Mathews is masterful at mimicking the serial manner of 19th century novels, he constantly injects his little puzzles, small sticky scenes, and knobs of language that throw the balance off of itself over and again.
In earlier tests of the system, the ballots did indeed have detachable receipts at the bottom, with the serial number printed on them.
