consecutive operation
- noun
- Specialized
- During the experiment, the robot executed a series of consecutive operations to assemble the device.
Examples
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The system is designed to perform each consecutive operation reliably without user intervention.
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To minimize errors, the tasks must follow a strict consecutive operation order.
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The consecutive operation was successful.
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The team conducted a consecutive operation yesterday.
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During the experiment, the robot executed a series of consecutive operations to assemble the device.
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The system is designed to perform each consecutive operation reliably without user intervention.
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To minimize errors, the tasks must follow a strict consecutive operation order.
Synonyms
Tasks happen one after another, each starting after the last finishes
Actions that follow one another in a fixed order
Antonyms
How Sequential
- Specialized
- Specialized
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- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
This is a straightforward adjective + noun combination: 'consecutive' (occurring in an unbroken series) modifying 'operation' (a procedure), so the meaning — an operation that follows another in sequence — is directly derivable from the parts. The composition follows standard English noun phrase rules and is cross-linguistically transparent, so a B1 learner who knows both words would readily understand it.
Etymology
The phrase consecutive operation paints a simple picture: imagine a line of dominoes or a factory belt where each operation happens right after the one before it, not at the same time. That's why it means 'things done in order'.