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nested

[nes-tid] / ˈnɛs tɪd /


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Those movies are from Entourage and 30 Rock, respectively, created as gags or plotlines, but Nestflix, “the platform for your favorite nested films and shows,” will let you browse them anyway.

From The Verge

The actors from the first half of the film are recycled in this nested narrative, playing detective story archetypes involved in narco-adjacent intrigue ripped straight from the original characters’ dreams.

From New York Times

Writing out Einstein’s formulas in full produces a jumble of nested differential equations with thousands of terms.

From Scientific American

He wondered what genetic modification lurked behind cauliflower’s nested spirals and the logarithmic chartreuse fractals of Romanesco, a cauliflower cultivar that could almost be mistaken for a crystal.

From New York Times

Robyn said it was probably from the same pair that had nested earlier.

From Washington Post