coding system
- noun
- /ˈkoʊdɪŋ ˈsɪstəm/
- Specialized
- The researchers identified and then operationalized specific teacher and student interactions by developing a coding system.
- using the coding system
- coding system to list
- developed a coding system
He created the facial action coding system where he'd have hundreds.
- He created the facial action coding system where he'd have hundreds.
Examples
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Three researchers developed a coding system, and any disagreements were resolved through discussion.
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Research assistants were trained by study investigators to use the policy coding system.
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A more complex coding system might pay closer to full cost.
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This is a facial action coding system.
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For each problem set in Part IV, a coding system was created.
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In sum, a coding system was unnecessary for the data collection of this study.
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As with all coding systems, the researcher must judge where a particular response fits.
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The reliability of the coding system will also need to be examined.
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If they even suspect we have the Enigma, they will change their entire coding system.
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The experts developed a coding system that contained 5 digits for a total of 269 types of injuries.
Synonyms
A way of using signs, letters, or numbers to hide a message
How Systematic
Surface Forms
Morphology
The noun is transparently built from 'coding' (the activity of creating or applying codes/encodings) + 'system' (a set of rules or procedures), so the overall meaning — a system for coding/encoding information — follows directly from the parts. This compositional interpretation is cross-linguistically common and a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily infer the general sense (though technical specifics like programming vs. encoding may need context).
Etymology
Coding system comes from the image of using signs to send messages; the part coding is making a code with signs like dots and dashes and system is the set of rules people follow, so the phrase now means 'a set of rules or signals used to stand for letters, numbers, or data'.