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Nasti, the Dungeon Master, a German jailer who is often seen chaining people in a dungeon.

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A two-year investigation made by Fateh al-Rahman al-Hamdani during 2018–2019 into 23 khalwa schools, with the support of BBC News Arabic, documented evidence of chaining, beatings, torture and sexual abuse.

Allerton Bywater was in local and national news in 2008 when the Congregation of St John's Catholic church protested against the closure of their Parish Church, chaining themselves to railings when assessors came around to assess the value of the church and lands.

Rule interpreters generally execute a forward chaining algorithm for selecting productions to execute to meet current goals, which can include updating the system's data or beliefs.

The system stops processing either when the user interrupts the forward chaining loop; when a given number of cycles has been performed; when a "halt" RHS is executed, or when no rules have LHSs that are true.

Both Russell and Norvig's Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and John Sowa's Knowledge Representation: Logical, Philosophical, and Computational Foundations characterize production systems as systems of logic that perform reasoning by means of forward chaining.

The system interacts with user to supply "missing axioms" to help complete the proof (this is called "backward chaining").

The owners of slave ships held as many enslaved people as possible by cramming, chaining, and selectively grouping slaves to maximize space and make travel more profitable.

Derailleur efficiency is also compromised with cross-chaining, or running large-ring to large-sprocket or small-ring to small-sprocket.

This cross-chaining also results in increased wear because of the lateral deflection of the chain.

These track designations are not posted in the station, but are used in the chaining of each individual track, used to measure distance by train crews on the subway.