sequence of loads
noun phraseUK /ˈsiː.kwəns ɒv ləʊdz/
US /ˈsiː.kwəns əv loʊdz/
A sequence of loads is a list of things that are carried one after another in a certain order.
The truck driver followed a sequence of loads, picking up boxes at each stop.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. In computing, a sequence of loads is the order in which data is read into a computer's memory.
The program's sequence of loads must be correct for it to run.
3. In engineering, a sequence of loads is the order in which forces or weights are applied to a structure.
Engineers tested the bridge with a sequence of loads to see how it would hold up.
4. In logistics, a sequence of loads is a planned series of shipments made one after another.
The warehouse manager planned a sequence of loads for the week's deliveries.