to vectorize
- verb
- /ˈvɛktəraɪz/
- Specialized
- To improve the quality of our graphics, we need to vectorize the original images.
Examples
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Therefore, for this exercise, we only need the clinical diagnosis issued by the practitioner in a raw text format that must be vectorized prior to the elimination of stop-words.
Academic text (2018) -
The designer decided to vectorize the artwork to make it suitable for large-scale printing.
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Yeah, I love the idea of vectorizing the patent drawing space.
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Don't change a thing, but just vectorize what has to be vectorized.
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When preparing the files for the website, don't forget to vectorize the logos for better resolution.
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Morphology
Etymology
The word vectorize comes from vector 'a thing that carries or shows direction' and the ending -ize 'make'. So to vectorize an image is to 'make it into a vector', meaning lines and shapes that can be made bigger or smaller without losing quality.