0 past simple and past participle of bundle
1 to push or put someone or something somewhere quickly and roughly:
2 to include an extra computer program or other product with something that you sell:
The system came bundled with a word processor, spreadsheet, and graphics program.
They destroyed the power structure, leaving the masks lying on the floor, impotent without their bundled remains.
In a rule-based account, environments, targets and repairs are bundled into a single package.
In another view, such events first need to be bundled in a synchronic unity relation.
Like the goods and persons that were bundled along on rails, information was channeled through the establishment of telegraphic wire networks.
One possible concern is that the endogeneity implicit in the measurement procedures may have 'bundled in' the roles of other causal factors.
Can we get along just with the notion of phenotypic effect, regardless of these effects being bundled together into organisms?
In the former transaction, venture capitalists provide financial services bundled with business services, reputation, and a measure of managerial competence to startups.
Bundled contracts were found to be successful in only 14 per cent of the cases, whereas unbundled arrangements had an 85 per cent success rate.
