concatenate

Note that the argument is concatenated with the string following it.

Then, all of the buckets are concatenated together to form the output list.

And you concatenate a bunch of those in order to be able to store more complex, larger values.

By concatenating units of this type we can construct the whole network.

Concatenating a list with an empty list has no effect.

Next, the second string is copied to the end of the first, effectively concatenating the two.

In speech, words are often concatenated, and frequently the process of "liaison" is used.

That's put together, it's concatenated into one long string.

Disks are merely concatenated together, end to beginning, so they appear to be a single large disk.

For foreign broadcasts, two or more episodes were concatenated into a 15-20 minute format.

These code groups are concatenated together to form the 10-bit symbol that is transmitted on the wire.

After this, the result blocks are concatenated into one 256-bit block: .

By a similar argument, any constant created by concatenating "0."

Note that will concatenate the files and output them as .

These virtually concatenated groups can be used to support different customers and services and bill accordingly.

These scaffolds were concatenated and annotated to produce a kl-5 gene model.

She felt its fury concatenating in the distance.

The elements of A are obtained by concatenating words from A infinitely many times.

Up to 15 of these pages may be concatenated to form a Cell Broadcast message.

This can be done by concatenating timestamped digital signatures onto messages.

The result of concatenating a word with the empty word is the original word.

So you concatenate those, and you get a 48-bit quantity which is guaranteed to be unique in the world.

These three pieces of information are concatenated and base64-encoded to yield the complete artifact.

Unnamed segments, if not overridden, are concatenated to the last named file.

Concatenating with the empty string makes no difference: .