inline highlighting of text and marginal commenting.
The rest was much inline with what has been suggested here.
Thank you, thank you, thank you for the inline citations.
Rates have to get inline with people income growth expectation.
Users will be able to link outlines together, including them inline.
Now, they have been updated with an inline mic and controls.
There's an inline volume control and mute switch that allows you to quickly control those functions.
It welcomes traditional skaters and inline skaters on their wooden floor rink.
One of these is rollerblading, also known as inline skating.
inline mixing, two components arrive at tanker truck simultaneously.
British Dictionary definitions for inline
in-line
adjective
1.
denoting a linked sequence of manufacturing processes
2.
denoting an internal-combustion engine having its cylinders arranged in a line
Word Origin and History for inline
adj.
1923 of printing, 1929 of engines, 1958 of computers, by 1989 of roller skates; from in + line (n.).
inline in Technology
programming (Or "unfold") To replace a function call with an instance of the function's body. Actual argument expressions are substituted for formal parameters as in beta reduction. Inlining is usually done as a compile-time transformation. If done recklessly (e.g. attempting to inline a recursive function) the compiler will fail to terminate. If done over-enthusiastically the code size may increase exponentially, e.g. if function f calls g twice, and g calls h twice and h is inlined in g which is inlined in f (in either order) then there will be four copies of h's body in f. See also linear argument, unfold/fold. (1994-11-03)