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pro·gres·sion

(prə-grĕsh′ən)

1. Movement or change from one member of a continuous series to the next: progression of the disease in stages.

2. A continuous series; a sequence: a progression of limousines. See Synonyms at series.

3. Mathematics A series of numbers or quantities in which there is always the same relation between each quantity and the one succeeding it.

4. Music

a. A succession of tones or chords.

b. A series of repetitions of a phrase, each in a new position on the scale.

pro·gres′sion·al adj.

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Translations

progressional

adj development → fortschreitend; examinations → aufeinanderfolgend, im Schwierigkeitsgrad ansteigend; training, development → kontinuierlich (verlaufend or weitergehend)

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In accordance with that, four theme-based categories were established that permeate the concepts of health-disease, vitiligo, triggering and progressional factors, as well as matters associated to psychosocial implications to the carriers.

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The tangential GRF was assumed to be negligible, because the magnitude of the vertical force is about 20 times more than both the lateral shear force and progressional shear force during walking [54, 55].

Estimation of Individual Muscular Forces of the Lower Limb during Walking Using a Wearable Sensor System

"All the blokes we have firing on the vehicles now will have done their driver's, gunner's, or commander's qualification, which enables them to do this sort of progressional shoot.

Warriors INWALES set sights on integration at the double; Rachael Misstear joins an exercise with the 1st Battalion, The Royal Welsh, as its soldiers hone their artillery skills in the wilds of West Wales