prepend

Web browsers usually prepend to addresses too, if omitted.

A naive approach might be to prepend the frequency count of each character to the compression stream.

"If you prepend a semicolon to the line, the translation routine will pass it through unaltered."

In the older generations, it was also common for a married woman to prepend her husband's surname to her own.

However, in order to distinguish these, both buttons prepend their code with another 32 bit sequence containing the commands 0x5f/0x5e and 0x5d/0x5c, respectively.

Another method is to simply prepend the Huffman tree, bit by bit, to the output stream.

Once authorized, a user simply needs to prepend calls the vertical service code of "*272" to receive priority consideration on the wireless network.

Just prepend the domain name to the DNS list host as follows:

The normal procedure is to prepend the national locator of the host country to the normal callsign, separated with another slash.

Take the number of fingers still raised to the left of the bent finger and prepend it to the number of fingers to the right.

Prepend the value in column C1 with the string "text" if the value in column C2 is "a".

This could be a password that you prepend or append to the domain name in the first phase, kind of like Password Haystacks there.

On postal items being sent from abroad it is recommended to prepend the postal code with the ISO 3166-1 two-letter code of the country and a dash:

Conversely, nouns or verb stems can sometimes prepend i-adjectives, or two i-adjectives can combine, forming compound modifiers; these are much less common than Japanese compound verbs.

In SML, lists are represented as imbalanced binary trees, and thus it is efficient to prepend an element to a list, but inefficient to append an element to a list.

The company was operating without a network, and users of Telefónica that were Retevision subscribers needed to prepend the prefix 050, which was later replaced by 1050, to the number in order to dial to route calls to Retevision.

Well, a huge number of people said, hey, we use SecurID, and one thing you forgot to mention is that when you set up for this system, you provide them with a password which you prepend to the front of those six digits.

Depending on the underlying structure of the file system, they may provide a mechanism to prepend to, or truncate from, the beginning of a file, insert entries into the middle of a file or delete entries from a file.

The heir apparent to a ruling or mediatised title would usually prepend the prefix Erb- (hereditary) to his or her title, e.g. Erbherzog, Erbprinz, Erbgraf, to distinguish their status from that of their junior siblings.

You add some salt to the hash, meaning that you take anything, and it could just be some hopefully not easily guessable blob, and you always append it, or prepend it, whichever, doesn't really matter, or even mix it in with what you're going to hash.

As the name suggests, it applies when the only operation left to perform after a recursive call is to prepend a known value in front of a list returned from it (or to perform a constant number of simple data-constructing operations in general), which would thus be tail call save for the said cons operation.