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concatenation Definition

con·cat·ena·tion (kən kat′'n ā′s̸hən, kän-)

noun

  1. a linking together or being linked together in a series
  2. a series of things or events regarded as causally or dependently connected

Etymology: LL concatenatio: see concatenate

concatenation Synonyms

concatenation

n.

  1. A linking together in a series

    connecting, uniting, linking; see link, order 3, union 1.

  2. A series of interconnected events

    succession, chain, connection; see chain, sequence 1, series.

concatenation Telecom Definition
To sequentially link together two or more information units, such as character strings, packets, or frames, into a single unit. Concatenation allows the component units to transverse a network or subnetwork as a single entity, which not only ensures that they all work their way through the network together, but also reduces network processing time and, thereby, decreases latency. See also frame, network, packet, SONET, string, and subnetwork, and T1C.
concatenation Usage Examples

Preposition: of

  • string: Returns a string that is the concatenation of all parameter strings.
  • circumstance: What ideas are in your mind depend upon what you are - a concatenation of circumstances.
  • list: Otherwise the function returns an object without changing the arguments, for example Concatenation returns the concatenation of the lists given as arguments.
  • event: Fragments of a letter in the Qumran caves describe how the end time can be foreseen by a particular concatenation of events.
  • name: It should be noted that the concatenation of column names is cumulative whilst recursion happens.
  • value: The construct $ foo.o represents a concatenation of the value of foo and the literal " .o " .

Converse of object

  • return: Function: string concat ( string, string, string * ) The concat function returns the concatenation of its arguments.
  • use: However, a system that uses segment concatenation does not necessarily need such a synthesizer.
  • represent: Returns: a string that represents the concatenation of this object's characters followed by the string argument's characters.
  • call: An alternative, and probably nicer, approach is to make use of what is called string concatenation.

Adjective modifier

  • particular: Fragments of a letter in the Qumran caves describe how the end time can be foreseen by a particular concatenation of events.
  • hard: A combination of soft ( diphone ) and hard concatenation was used, which allowed a dramatic reduction in inventory size.

Modifies a noun

  • discontinuity: This evaluation allows us to further validate their ability to predict concatenation discontinuities.
  • operator: Of course, you also might consider using the string concatenation operator; for instance, $ _ = " A " .
  • character: The last line of the instruction document must not contain the concatenation character.
  • symbol: This is one half of the concatenation symbol in SQL - which is nice.

Noun used with modifier

  • string: Of course, you also might consider using the string concatenation operator; for instance, $ _ = " A " .
  • segment: Systems with segment concatenation use small speech segments taken from human speech to create synthetic speech.
  • text: When doing any sort of text concatenation, this operator comes in handy.
  • array: Character array concatenation An important feature of the C preprocessor is character array concatenation.