Series

The term series/series can refer to:

• a group of things or concepts, ordered along a logical or chronological axis of succession.
• a series of tables, group of Tables that have some relationship with each other.
• to one serial community, (or series), intermediate stage found in an ecological succession of an ecosystem advancing towards its climax community.
• to one Harmonic series, in music, succession of sounds whose frequencies are positive integers of a base note, called fundamental.
• to one television series, a television program where each episode has an independent narrative unit but shares the same characters.
• to one series of video games, a set of video games based on an independent narrative unit, but sharing the same main characters.
• to one philatelic seriesa set of postal stamps with aphin theme, issued by a postal administration.
• a series of sports games, or championship, or tournament of several competition dates. V.g., National Series or World Baseball Series.

Science

• to one series (mathmatics)the succession of partial sums of the terms of another succession.
• to one series (geology), which represents the set of rocks formed during a time.
• to one data series, a set of observed results, recorded as numbers for statistical analysis.
• to one synthetic series, a series generated by mathematical formula with characteristics similar to a natural series.

Technology

• a cable, computer cable that allows serial transmission, unlike the parallel cable.
• to the serial communication, computer communication technology that sends a single flow of data (sequently).
• a serial numberA unique number identifying a product.
• a port series, a personal computer interface to transfer data between devices, with serial connection.
• a series, a type of circuit, where the connection is online, in contrast to the parallel connection.
• a Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI), a simple data link standard designed by Motorola.