join up

Examples of joined

joined

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

Two functions with disjoint domains can be joined 'in parallel'.
In 1990, however, donors and creditors joined in the call for an end to one-party rule.
The other performers then joined in with brief exchanges to illustrate this cold and wounding behaviour.
The monks are joined in congregational fashion very effectively by a group of mixed voices, and discreet organ accompaniment is used in some selections.
The long and the short waves are joined by the numerical dispersion wave.
A young woman's laugh fills the darkness of the space, joined by a second woman's laughter until both abruptly stop.
Both the refugees and those who became politically disenfranchised joined the ranks of stateless persons.
Many physicians have now joined the ranks of politicians and political leaders.
Although clinicians have been increasingly concerned with environmental health threats, only recently have their ranks been joined by geoscientists, in an internationally organized way.
They particularly threatened the economic security of the typical widow, a woman with no holdings of her own who had joined her husband's patronym group.
Note that if a pair of vertices is joined by two rainbow paths then they have the same length.
Landowners joined in as patrons of voluntary societies.
A set of robot modules are joined together to form a complete parallel robot assembly.
When family members joined the interviews, the same explanations were given and the same consent obtained.
Here, for example, she examines the conversion narratives of those who joined the organisation.
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