to ingest
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6.3
- verb
- /ɪnˈdʒɛst/
- Specialized
:
ingestar
- EDS also ingests metadata from and enables real-time interfaces to the libraries' ILSs.
It says migrate the contents that literally ingests all of your mail.
- It says migrate the contents that literally ingests all of your mail.
- This will be AI but real world done by ingesting video.
- In certain other ways, I think it lets you ingest like more detailed version of the pages while answering a question.
Examples
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So at at that point, I, I signed up and I immediately started ingesting the content.
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Portico maintains formal preservation agreements with 135 publishers and ingests their content into its archive.
Academic text (2012) -
For instance, a social media service provider would ingest all of Twitter.
Blog text (31) -
Where the hope is that he'll be able to stream to an ingest server we have here.
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In general, we talk about ingesting tape and importing files.
Blog text (15) -
It is a system that improves itself by ingesting all the data it can and by being trained by humans.
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Big data analytics workflows must be designed to ingest and process an enormous variety of structured and unstructured data.
Blog text (21) -
LC verifies the batch and performs its quality control processes before ingesting the batch into Chronicling America.
Academic text (2013) -
NetApp's HPC-style arrays ingest and disgorge data faster than its mainstream ONTAP arrays.
Blog text (10) -
Researchers need to ingest large datasets into the database for analysis.
Synonyms
23
3.5
To enter data into a computer for processing
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3.7
To bring data or files into a computer program
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6.7
Send data into a program or service for processing
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3.8
To keep putting something into a machine or system so it can work
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Etymology
Ingest comes from Latin parts in- 'into' and -gest 'carry'. So in computing to ingest data is to 'bring' or import that data into a system for storage or processing.