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- verb Present participle of
concatenate .
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Examples
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The function can be modified to take more than one parameter and perform some operation over the arguments (such as concatenating string, arithmetic operations with numeric parameters, and so on).
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Conversion to Mobipocket results in inlining and dropping stylesheet conventions, concatenating files together into a compressed address space binary that can be parsed by Palm-style lowlevel semantics.
Shadow Unit: Episode 2×01 eBootleg | Spontaneous ∂erivation 2009
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In this museum setting, the folding screens — or byobu — are put to work partitioning a vast hall into four concatenating galleries.
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The Germans insist on concatenating words to make even longer words, so we got about a handful of paragraphs in before stumbling over Uberraschungablenkungsmanover, which is basically surprise distractions and manouevres.
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Hansen is concatenating two time series data Which climate has to be sets by “biassing” one, in terms of the other ?
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This means that there is always a potential problem about how reasoning, which seems to work by concatenating beliefs, links up to the motivations that desire provides.
Moral Reasoning Richardson, Henry S. 2007
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The phylogenetic tree in figure 1 obtained with MEGA 3.1 is a neighbourhood joining tree obtained by concatenating 10 proteins from the ancestral group A.
Archive 2006-07-01 Pedro Beltrao 2006
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Movies, made possible by concatenating images and accelerating them beyond the limits of human perception, ultimately freeze the culture of their time.
Freeze frame 2006
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The phylogenetic tree in figure 1 obtained with MEGA 3.1 is a neighbourhood joining tree obtained by concatenating 10 proteins from the ancestral group A.
Public Rambling Pedro Beltrao 2006
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Movies, made possible by concatenating images and accelerating them beyond the limits of human perception, ultimately freeze the culture of their time.
Archive 2006-07-01 2006
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