to inline
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5.9
- verb
- /ˈɪnˌlaɪn/
- Specialized
:
incrustar
- The "tupleclass encapsulating comparator" (the comparator for heap tuples in this case) is inlined.
Examples
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Render it as much as possible on the server (templates, backbone.js inlined collections).
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Instead, we would inline this right here in line with this code.
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And if you mutually inline the routines, you can get away without having to move the data between the filters much at all.
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One of the best activities is running or inline skating on a summer evening with the setting sun along Lake Saimaa in Taipalsaari, Finland; spectacular scenery!
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Also inlined all methods in good template style (you could just mark them inline instead, but I prefer the less verbose inline definition) -- sehe 2 days ago.
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You can inline the image directly into the HTML document for faster loading times.
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Many developers choose to inline their CSS to improve performance on small web pages.
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By deciding to inline the code, the developer made the document more efficient without external links.
Synonyms
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3.9
Insert a video or code into a webpage so it shows and works there
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A small row of tiny switches on a computer board used to set hardware options
Surface Forms
Etymology
Inline as a verb comes from in + line, meaning 'put into the main line or file'. To inline something is to put it directly inside a document or file instead of linking to it, so it appears right where it is needed.