The ultimate piece ran at fifty-five thousand words in three consecutive issues of the magazine.
Other issues focused on individual talents, among them Diego Rivera, Gustav Klimt, Eileen Gray and Frank Lloyd Wright, whose life's work was cataloged in seven consecutive issues.
Twenty reaction models published in five consecutive issues of Combustion and Flame in 2015 and 2016 were screened for the occurrence of collision limit violations.
The article, "American Ground: Unbuilding the World Trade Center," by a staff correspondent, William Langewiesche, will stretch over three consecutive issues, starting with July/August, and amount to 60,000 words.
Originally, Hersey had thought the piece might run in four consecutive issues, but managing editor William Shawn believed its impact might lessen if spread out over multiple weeks, and he asked New Yorker editor Harold Ross to run it in a single issue.
Come on -- major coverage of Beyoncé in three consecutive issues of The Times?
Currently, Kate Gosselin holds the record for having the most consecutive covers of a weekly magazine, having appeared on the front of Us Weekly for seven consecutive issues -- a record that Katie Holmes might break.
New reviews from three consecutive issues of the Cochrane Library were assessed.
Goodman surveyed the first authors of all research papers published in five consecutive issues of a general medical journal in 1993.
Arizona's Paul Goldschmidt singled to lead off the bottom of the ninth before Chapman issued two consecutive walks.
It issued two consecutive strongly-worded statements and pointed out that it had "repeatedly cautioned" Nepal to defuse the tension.
