chained

Hop back some more generations and some of these descendants are chained up on a boat from Africa...

If it is unused, it is chained into a doubly linked free list so that new nodes can be allocated.

They're kept in a basement, chained to a table, made to work every waking hour.

A usability perk of having single return is that the function can be chained, i.

Masonry was too JavaScripty for my taste, all that jQuery like chained pseudo commands.

(Hint: the basket of goods in CPI changes and $1 of chained-CPI adjusted wages today buys more than $1 of chained CPI adjusted wages 30 years ago.

These gadgets are chained together via the stack, which contains the exploit payload.

The best way I found previously was with a bunch of chained.merges, one for each option: opts = {}.merge(some_flag1?

But to summarize very briefly, it's not a buzzword; it's a technical term referring to a network with multiple nonlinear layers that are chained together in sequence.

It recommends chained indexing to index pandas DataFrames by row and column this does not have clearly defined behaviour and is specifically warned against in the pandas docs.

Yes, I have been checking reactive streams, but they seem to take a similar approach as most other functional languages supporting chained lazy-evaluated functions.

New cell phones are more expensive here than in the US because they are taxed (although you don't get chained to an absurdly expensive plan with a company).

For two, you're discounting the number of people who think that anything other than a dank, dark dungeon where people are chained to the walls is "coddling" prisoners.

It doesn't directly depend on any ORM, just the "chained method calls to build queries" interface that they implement.