For instance, some priority queue implementations support the operation of joining two priority queues into a larger one. of Health and Human Services by the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS). As a verb meaning to blend or merge, meld dates only to the first half of the 20th century. MELD stands for 'model for end-stage liver disease.' Doctors use a similar system, called PELD (pediatric end-stage liver disease), for children younger than 12. Definition: Joining several data structures with particular properties into one large data structure having those properties. The card-playing sense is said to be "apparently" from German melden "make known, announce," from Old High German meldon, from Proto-Germanic *meldojanan (source of Old English meldian "to declare, tell, display, proclaim"), and the notion is of "declaring" the combination of cards. The OPTN is operated under contract with the U.S. The rise of the general sense of the word in English coincides with the craze for canasta, in which melding figures. īut it is perhaps an image from card-playing, where the verb meld is attested by 1907 in a sense of "combine two cards for a score:" Upon winning a trick, and before drawing from the stock, the player can "meld" certain combinations of cards.
a blend of MELT v.1 and WELD v." Said elsewhere to be a verb use of melled "mingled, blended," past participle of dialectal mell "to mingle, mix, combine, blend." he biplane grew smaller and smaller, the stacatto clatter of the motor became once more a drone which imperceptibly became melded with the waning murmur of country sounds. "to blend together, merge, unite" (intransitive), by 1910, of uncertain origin.
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