concatenation

It was a pictorial sheet, and Jo examined the work of art nearest her, idly wondering what fortuitous concatenation of circumstances needed the melodramatic illustration of an Indian in full war costume, tumbling over a precipice with a wolf at his throat, while two infuriated young gentlemen, with unnaturally small feet and big eyes, were stabbing each other close by, and a disheveled female was flying away in the background with her mouth wide open.

I have bewildered myself so--but one is apt, in these abstracted considerations, to lose the concatenation of ideas, as Mr Locke says:--in short, the truth is--in short, I scarce know what it is; but, as I was saying, my husband returned, and his behaviour, at first, greatly surprized me; but he soon acquainted me with the motive, and taught me to account for it.

The machine had begun, and a moving concatenation of three horses and the aforesaid long rickety machine was visible over the gate, a driver sitting upon one of the hauling horses, and an attendant on the seat of the implement.

Microsoft is the latest entrant in the concatenation of eavesdropping revelation.

In September last year, President Duterte, in an interview on state television, said he had evidence in a recording provided by an unnamed foreign country that a concatenation of opposition politicians, Maoist rebels and former military personnel planned to oust or kill him.

Although the Israeli attack and Iran's Khorramshahr test occurred by chance in the space of 48 hours, this very concatenation bespeaks a change of weapons in the Israeli-Iranian contest -- the emphasis shifting from aerial combat to new and highly sophisticated ballistic missiles.

Medieval and Roman historian at The University of Oklahoma Kyle Harper said the log of disasters and human pollution uncovered in the ice glacier "give us a new kind of record for understanding the concatenation of human and natural causes that led to the fall of the Roman Empire--and the earliest stirrings of this new medieval economy."

The Link Village idiots and other hicks Retain an interest in politics Unaware of the fallacy Of a spurious democracy MPs think they serve the folk But are in fact a corny joke None of them know any answers Back down like limbo dancers Still they seek to rule the nation Blind to the concatenation It's a series of linked events That's made us malcontents Take it with a pinch of salt Flawed system is at fault.

Enumerating further grounds of argument, to buttress his points, the Senior Advocate insisted that Gafai should excuse himself from the trial and cause the case to be transferred to another Judge to handle because according to him, 'by reason of a concatenation of facts and events of which he is aware, he would not get justice in this Honourable Court as far as this particular case is concerned, more so when the charge against Nwawka was based on two separate petitions written against him, by Ibeto to the EFCC'.

This operation is known as concatenation. Traditionally, concatenation was performed by using the CONCATENATE function, or by using the concatenation operator (&).