encoding
| definition
| module
| encode | |
| IT | codifier |
| tech. | coder; encoder |
| encoding | |
| biotechn. | codant pour |
| comp. | codage; codification |
| definition | |
| gen. | limite de résolution |
| comp., MS | définition |
| cultur. earth.sc. | netteté |
| phys.sc. el. | pouvoir de résolution; pouvoir séparateur; résolvance |
| polit. | définition |
| tech. | pouvoir résolvant; définition spécifique |
| definitions | |
| comp., MS | fichiers de définitions |
| module | |
| gen. | module solaire |
| comp. | élément constitutif; brique; unité d'assemblage |
| construct. | modulaire |
| industr. construct. | mini-étuve |
| IT tech. | module de programme; unité de programme |
| lab.eq. | module membranaire |
| mech.eng. | pas diamétral |
noun | verb | to phrases
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| codant pour | |||
| codage m; codification f | |||
| encodage m (The process of turning data into a stream of bits. Encoding is part of the serialization process that converts data into a stream of ones and zeros); codage m (The process of turning data into a stream of bits. Encoding is part of the serialization process that converts data into a stream of ones and zeros); encodage m (The process of turning data into a stream of bits. Encoding is part of the serialization process that converts data into a stream of ones and zeros); codage m (The process of turning data into a stream of bits. Encoding is part of the serialization process that converts data into a stream of ones and zeros) | |||
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| encoder (To convert audio and video content to a specified digital format, usually involving compression technology or encryption technology) | |||
| codifier | |||
| coder (to); encoder | |||
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| codifier; encoder | |||
| coder | |||
| English thesaurus | |||
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| Operation consisting in turning a signal in an other signal to facilitate its transmission by applying some conventional rules. (FRA) | |||
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| Encyclopedia of DNA elements (Altuntash) | |||
| Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (MichaelBurov) | |||
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encoding : 100 phrase in 17 subjects |