serialized
past simple and past participle ofserialize
serialize
verb[T]
(UKusuallyserialise)uk/ˈsɪə.ri.ə.laɪz/us/ˈsɪr.i.ə.laɪz/serializeverb[T](BOOK)
to make abookorstoryinto anumberoftelevisionorradioprogrammesorpublishit in anewspaperor amagazineinparts:
Thenovelwas serialized on TV back in the 1990s.
Hermemoirswere serialized in theSundayTimes.
- The London Evening Standard was serializing hisbook, Desert and Forest, at thetimeof hisfatalcrashin anaeroplane.
- "24" was one of television's mostsuccessfulserializeddramas.
- Breaking Bad is written in serializedform.
Broadcasting in general
- airplay
- airtime
- airwaves
- audio described
- audio description
- carry
- commentary box
- headline
- interchannel
- live stream
- location
- mistune
- produce
- serialization
- serialize
- showrunner
- slow motion
- station break
- transmission
- tune
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Newspapers & magazines
serializeverb[T](ARRANGE)
toarrangesomething in aseries:
Theprogramcanretrievealistofemployees, serialize theresults, andreturnit as theresponseto therequest.
computingspecialized
tochangedatainto aformthat can bestoredorsentand put back intoitsoriginalformlater:
The Chart Controls make itamazinglysimpleto serialize and deserializechartdata.
- Themanufacturerserializes thepartnumbers.
- Aseriesofshort-terminvestmentof 6monthsto a fewyearseach are serialized andturnedinto asingle30-yearinvestment.
- You caneasilysaveanypublicobjectto abinaryserializedfile.
- Data can be serialized to adisk.
- Thebrowseris given arandomcookievaluewhich is thenassociatedwith alargerchunkof serializeddataon theserver.
Classifying and creating order
- alphabetize
- anti-hierarchical
- arrange
- arrangement
- arranger
- array
- bracket
- misclassification
- misclassify
- miscode
- mislabel
- misorder
- nest
- set out
- setsomethingup
- shake
- shakesomeonedown
- short-list
- shortlist
- tick
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Computer concepts
Examplesofserialized
serialized
In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.
Aserializedtree is called a pickle, a reading procedure is called an unpickler, and a writing procedure is called a pickler.
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As seen, request resolution and server state changes are inherentlyserialized.
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The human figures are, in a way,serializedand streamlined.
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The ready queue has been designed so thatserializedaccess does not create a bottleneck.
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One segment of this stratum was a group of "literati" who elaborated that identity in poetry, historical writing, and journalism, includingserializedhistorical novels.
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Though it wasserializedas early as 1892, it was not published in book form until 1897.
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It had not beenserializedin a newspaper or magazine, nor had it (yet) been broadcast on the radio or television, and author was an unknown new face.
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In the first single-volume issue of the work, he inserted a chapter not present in the earlierserializedversion which could at first sight support such a reading.
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For example: it is an anthology of individual stories while most other anime isserialized.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Ultimately, aserializedpodcast novel becomes a completed audiobook.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Some deliberately obfuscate or even encrypt theserializeddata.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Storylines tend to be moreserializedin comedy-dramas, with events taking place in earlier episodes being referred to or having an effect in later episodes.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.A total of 379 chapters wereserialized, spanning 42 volumes.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The winners of the contests would have their worksserialized.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.When a field is declared transient, it would not beserializedeven if the class to which it belongs isserialized.
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- nominative
- nominative determinism
- nominative-determinism
- nominator
- nominee
- nomophobia
- no more Mr Nice Guy
- no-more-mr-nice-guy
- noms de guerre
- noms-de-guerre
- noms de plume
- noms-de-plume
- non-
- non-abrasive
- non-abrasive
- nonabsorbable
- non-absorbent
- non-absorbent
- non-abstract
- non-abstract
- non-academic
- non-academic
- non-accelerating
- non-accelerating
- non-accelerating inflation rate of unemployment