catenating (Meaning)

Webster

catenating (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Catenate

The process of catenating involves linking individual elements into a continuous chain.
The scientist observed molecules catenating to form complex structures under the microscope.
In computer programming, catenating strings is a common operation for combining text data.
The artist demonstrated a technique of catenating brushstrokes to create a sense of movement in the painting.
RNA polymerase plays a crucial role in catenating nucleotides to form RNA molecules during transcription.
The chef's recipe involved catenating different flavors to achieve a harmonious taste profile.
Engineers are catenating steel beams to construct the framework of the new skyscraper.
Linguists are interested in studying how languages evolve through processes like borrowing and catenating words.
The geneticist is investigating the mechanism of catenating genes in chromosome replication.
By catenating data streams, the researcher aims to enhance the efficiency of information transfer in telecommunications.

of Catenate

connecting, coupling, integrating, interconnecting, hooking, conjugating, welding, compounding,combining, interlocking

dissevering, dividing, dissevering, separating, unhitching, unhitching, dividing, splitting, splitting, disengaging

The process of catenating involves linking individual elements into a continuous chain.

The scientist observed molecules catenating to form complex structures under the microscope.

In computer programming, catenating strings is a common operation for combining text data.

The artist demonstrated a technique of catenating brushstrokes to create a sense of movement in the painting.