Sentence examples for consecutively by the from inspiring English sources
The law governing the merger declared, "Then and from thenceforth the common schools in the City of New York shall be numbered consecutively by the Board of Education".
Two critical aspects of the problem are the need of synchronizing the machine and the operator performing each task, and the need of minimizing the changeovers, which are pairs of tasks done consecutively by the same machine but by different operators.
Constraints (12) and (13) determine the traveling time between two nodes if they are traveled consecutively by the same truck.
Following the venous flow, the renal cortex is drained consecutively by the stellate veins, the arcuate and interlobar veins [23, 43, 44, 45, 46].
The study groups consisted of 20 patients (8 males, 12 females) who were treated consecutively by the tooth-borne RPE appliance and protraction facemask and 20 patients (8 males, 12 females) who were treated consecutively by the bone-anchored Hybrid Hyrax expansion appliance and protraction facemask.
2) Out-of-order TSN: The out-of-order TSN(o 3-TSN), which is computed by the difference between the TSNs of two chunks received consecutively by the receiver, is a good metric used to reflect the performance and characteristics of heterogeneous multipath transport scheme.
On-resonance and off-resonance images of the same region of the sample were collected consecutively by changing the wavelength of the OPO and allowing for ~1 minute stabilization of the laser system.
Luciferase activities were measured consecutively by using the Dual Luciferase Reporter Assay System (Promega, USA).
Seventy-five patients were treated consecutively by one of the authors (MW) with the CS2000® appliance.
Patients were all seen consecutively by one and the same consultant (CNH) in the period from July 2007 to May 2008, which also explains the study size.
Children are admitted to the clinic on a biweekly basis and recruited consecutively by scientists from the Department of Prevention, Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine, Technical University of Munich.
