glues

It takes a lot of work and chemicals to clean inks and glues out of paper for recycling.

They generally tried to not use formaldehyde glues and bonding agents but it's hard to to police it.

You can build so much functionality with not a lot of code and it actually glues together well.

We do learning during the day, but the model generation that glues it all together happens at night.

Atlas is an application that glues together four different projects by Hashicorp: Packer, Vagrant, Terraform and Consul.

An example boilerplate project that glues all (most?) of the libraries together is all that is needed.

Military is known for using aerospace-level glues such as Loctite to quickly close bleeding wounds of soldiers (~5 seconds).

From glues used for wood (floors) to fabric softening (carpets, baby clothes), inks, building materials.

In the case of western marriage, where love, commitment are the emotional glues and financials are not outspoken diamonds are well positioned.

Its the brain that filters and glues it all together into coherent picture.

I'm guessing the real innovation here is coming in the form of new conductive inks and glues.

I looked at the source code and it seems that it mostly glues socket.io with Redis/Memcached.

For example, anoxaemia, inhaling vapors of glues and varnishes, sensory and motor deprivation induce "special effects" on cognition and mind too.

JRuby lacks that: it only "glues" JARs together and it introduces a shockingly huge startup lag which makes your development feel like you're compiling C++ code between test runs.

If I have a library that "glues together" multiple 32 bit or 64 bit integers, great, but if what I get works with 4 bit chunks, oh well.

Similarly, when you write putStrln "Hello " >> putStrLn "world!", the "IO type" way of thinking says: (>>) is an operator that glues two IO actions together.