fork over/up something

Examples of forking

forking

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The development into those distinct adult forms is represented on the figure as a forking pattern.
The first three diagrams describe the same cases as for the forking diagrams.
However, optimizations are made so that in many cases the previous thread is recycled instead of forking an entirely new thread.
Most literary scholars, on the other hand, believe that history can provide possibilities, roads not taken, gardens of forking paths.
Forking a temporary thread allows the main query thread to deal with other queries, from the same or other users of the distributed information system.
We will give the diagrams only in the common representation if the commuting and forking diagrams can be read off obviously from it.
Typically, the main or initial thread of an application is in charge of forking threads.
The presence of atomic prefixing is essential for the introduction of forking transitions from one zero-safe place to two zero-safe places.
Bull's head with eyes, surmounted by a seven-petal flower on a single stem forking into a double stem.
Pandanus penicillus has thick, forking, spiny trunks; young trees have a single bole before forking.
Combining this with so-called complete sets of commuting and forking diagrams, we show that all the deterministic reduction rules and some additional transformations preserve contextual equivalence.
Otherwise, how much longer have we to continue forking out these sums of money?
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