heap something on someone/something

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After about twenty minutes a heaping plate of curried vegetables arrived, accompanied by a big bowl of rice.
However, it also admits reasoning about heaps and monadic computations.
The next tables describe the judgments and rules defining well-typed regions, heaps, and configurations.
In some cases, anticlericals painted churches red, heaped religious images on the bonfire and performed liturgical burlesques in which bulls were crowned bishop.
The secondary cache misses (which will occur for stacks or heaps) will probably be just as important as the garbage-collection overhead.
Deficiencies in this approach then motivate the material on heaps and heapsort.
Much of the negative critique he heaps on this analogy is clearly my own fault, so let me try to fix some of that.
As we have seen, most critics of duelling theory not merely questioned the idea of giving the lie but heaped ridicule on it.
The latter restriction reduces somewhat the number of heaps we can construct but this will not cause difficulties.
In particular, heaps will be collections of well-separated sets.
Children can be seen playing on rubbish heaps near their homes, so that direct contact is the most obvious of these.
The notational conventions defined above for regions apply also to other finite maps, such as heaps.
The proportion of new stack frames live at a collection is usually extremely low, so the cost is negligible for both stacks and heaps.
In addition, we consider register files, heaps, register type assignments and label type assignments to be equivalent up to re-ordering of their components.
First, the distribution of the length of breast-feeding shows that the data are heavily heaped on popular durations: 12, 18 and 24 months.
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