ingestion
- noun
- /ɪnˈdʒɛsʧən/
- Specialized
- Data ingestion into Viewshare is a simple process.
- data ingestion
Examples
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We're asked to partake of a scopic ingestion that brings things into the field of vision long enough only to abolish them by registering them.
Academic text (1995) -
Data Ingestion into Viewshare
Academic text (2015) -
The content clearing and ingestion process has already started, and new tracks are expected to be made available on a regular basis.
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After ingestion, data can be quickly and easily visualized in various ways.
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This primarily meant Primo, as there were numerous configuration choices necessary to prepare and normalize the Library's local data for ingestion.
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His pioneering work at the University of Sussex on rim seal ingestion has formed the basis for the cooling design systems of several gas turbine manufacturers.
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Immediately after ingestion, Viewshare enables users to visualize data using a drag-and-drop view-building workspace.
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Imagine building a base system, deploying it within your infrastructure, and it can immediately survey and learn from ingestion and/or from peer nodes in place and begin or supplement the decision/remediation scope.
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After data ingestion, the system can quickly process and analyze information.
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The ingestion of new data from external sources is crucial for maintaining an up-to-date database.
Synonyms
The flow of material or data into a machine
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Etymology
Ingestion comes from Latin parts in- 'into' and gest 'carry'. Think of it as 'carrying into' a system, so in computing ingestion means bringing data into a computer or storage so it can be used.