Sentence examples for having appended from inspiring English sources

Having appended the constraints and objective components associated with query execution to the application-tier BIP, we make a connection between the two by encoding the dependency between each function that executes a query and the possible root operators for the associated query plan.

Some are explicated in the 96 pages of footnotes that Wallace has appended to his tome.

The author has appended a response to reader comments at the bottom of this article.

At the bottom of the e-mail, Banksy had appended a file.

And some presidents have appended "so help me God" to the standard text.

As of Monday morning, The Times had appended two corrections to the article.

He has appended a miniplay of his own that depicts Chekhov on his deathbed in 1904 at 44.

You only have to look at the titles she has appended to her work to realise that Mantel isn't averse to a bit of mischief-making.

At the least, he said, I should have appended a note "explaining the difference between a news story and a column of opinion".

At the very least, the makers of Pandaemonium should have appended a disclaimer to the opening credits: "This Film Will Seriously Injure Your Examination Prospects".

The emperor's daughter has been born with a terrible affliction, to which palace sawbones have appended the acronym SARS—or, to give it its full name, Severe Atypical Reeking Syndrome.