encoding
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4.7
- noun
- /ɪnˈkoʊdɪŋ/
- Specialized
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codificación
- So the statement we're making is, if there is such an algorithm, then there is an encoding, right?
- encoding instruction
- encoding cues
- semantic encoding
So I consider that a reasonable encoding, OK.
- So I consider that a reasonable encoding, OK.
- And both of these cards have significantly better hardware encoding, at least right now.
- And the consistency proof is to prove that that encoding was done correctly.
- Dave Railswood's done some on bits of it, Huffman encoding as AW, Mike's done some on JPEG.
- So, you know, CPU encoding is great, AKA my footage looks better in real life.
- But at a certain point of integration, at a certain point of, of encoding, the lights come on, right?
Examples
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The first byte is encoding the modifier keys, control, shift, all that sort of thing.
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During the data transfer, proper encoding ensured that none of the information was lost.
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So we do a lot of encoding of really long projects.
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So I consider that a reasonable encoding, OK.
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Yeah, this is a common encoding that Jason really likes.
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And both of these cards have significantly better hardware encoding, at least right now.
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At this level, scanning or encoding are the two most common options.
Academic text (1992) -
I've never seen encoding like this.
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That's how the encoding decoding system knows which things match which.
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Findings from this research suggest the need to encourage teachers to implement direct, explicit encoding instruction and guided encoding practice.
Academic text (2013)
Synonyms
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5.6
To change information into a code so only people with permission can read it
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4.1
Writing messages in a secret code to hide their meaning
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6.0
Turning data into a form a computer can save or send
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4.3
A way of changing information into a secret code so only people with the key can read it
Putting a message into a secret code so others cannot read it
Antonyms
How Secure
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word encoding comes from en- 'in' and code 'a set of signs'. So, encoding is putting information 'into a code' to store it, send it, or keep it secret.