And so the serially unpopular Hollande was robbed of a rare break from public opprobrium.
Everything's serially correlated with itself and correlated every which way with everything else.
The foot is short, and the bones of the carpus are serially arranged.
In all cases these must be serially united by the connecting strand.
Each Morse circuit will be seen to include, serially, two 50-ohm impedance coils, and to have shunts through condensers to ground.
The bones of the carpus are serially arranged and do not interlock.
These are numbered, apart from the eight Guard regiments and the Bavarians, serially throughout the army.
It encouraged a habit of thought that divided experience into specialized units and organized these serially and causally.
With adequate knowledge the two could, in some measure, be serially correlated as such.
The stamens of the lower division were serially continuous with the bracts above.
"coming in regular succession," 1840, from series + -al (1); popularized in reference to Dickens' novels, published one part at a time in periodicals (as opposed to all at once in a book). Found to be a useful word and given wide application. Serial number, indicating position in a series, first recorded 1866, originally of papers, packages, etc.; of soldiers from 1918. Serial killer is first attested 1981 (in relation to John Wayne Gacy and Ted Bundy), though serial had been used in connection with murders since the early 1960s. Related: Serially.
1846, from serial (adj.).
1846, from serial (adj.).
