consecutively

A judge can structure the sentences to run consecutively, especially if that's necessary to achieve the guideline sentence.

We kept the IDs because they are useful to demonstrate whether users created those accounts consecutively.

Additionally it can be changed if a specific law states that it should not be run concurrently, but instead consecutively.

Almost all integers contain the first ten trillion digits of pi, consecutively and in order.

And my manufacturer (Genie) seems to require the code to be transmitted 4 times consecutively to open the door, that's 102.4 ms.

That's $56.59.* I don't think most people listen to 300 tracks of any artist per month consecutively.

The US could revoke my residency if I spent more than six months consecutively outside the USA.

What happens if you run the compression ten times consecutively on one image?

If she doesn't do so, the sentences will run consecutively automatically.

The only benefit mutable structs might have is when you want to lay out a large number of objects, which you'll be accessing sequentially, consecutively in RAM.

- Prosecutors are permitted to present the charges in a way that maximizes the sentencing, by adding them consecutively.

Résumé/CV: consecutively: BMath; ~2 years west coast companies; ~5 years high-stress startups.

We had to segment our programs into "overlays" that would load consecutively, and re-use the same limited memory locations.

" I find still that there are only so many paintings of Jesus and martyred saints I can look at consecutively before my eyes glaze over " Heh, that I can believe.

These are especially interesting to me for the rules--it is not crazy hard to add things to Go's `go vet` tool (or write other checks outside vet with `go/ast`, etc.), and I wonder if "assigned variable twice consecutively" or "foo() == foo() looks suspicious" are good candidates.