crammed

Human beings weren't meant to be crammed into concrete jungles in shoe boxes filled with noise and chaos.

Rust has been crammed into the Arduino Due, which may become a good approach for embedded work.

Nature didn't intend for salmon to be crammed into pens and fed soy, poultry litter, and hydrolyzed chicken feathers.

There's a whole load of scientific stuff that's quite interesting that ends up getting crammed into a few years of high school, and crammed in a way that turns kids off.

The traffic, the parking, the population density and the crammed nature of city living all irritate me to no end.

Last week, they crammed in a special Eurovision channel and reduced several other channels from 128kbps to 112kbps to cope.

It's not surprising that Manhattan has such a high value when you consider how many folks are crammed into the island.

There is also nontrivial effort going into the numerous little steps, crammed into the methods section, that brought about this experiment.

All language features, ever conceived, will be crammed into Go, starting with the next release!

But, it read like 3 or 4 essays mixed up and crammed into one.

It's a 13-inch screen crammed into an 11-inch laptop body, so you get a lot of screen real-estated without the full bulkiness.

Equity, unlike salary, can be crammed (dilution not correlated to valuation or investment) away to an arbitrary degree at each funding event.

There was a 12" G4 which wasn't fanless, but still crammed too much into too small a package.

Of course this requirement is nothing he follows himself, writhing columns about broad sociological changes crammed into phrases like "sharing economy" and "we are all entrepreneurs".

Crammed into every inch of pre-processed food.