An organ-pipe loft can wire every layer strictly after the last, or allow a parallel / skip graph so air and scale notes meet later. What contrast is that?
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Short Explanation
One loft wires pipes in a single marching line; another lets side ducts rejoin downstream. Sequential stacks are that marching line. Residual or multi-path graphs are the rejoining ducts.
Full Explanation
A sequential neural architecture feeds each layer only from the previous one. Nonsequential designs introduce skips or parallel paths so information can bypass or recombine. Distinguishing those wiring patterns is architecture awareness for multimodal stacks.