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11serialize — or serialise verb 1》 publish or broadcast (a story or play) in regular instalments. 2》 arrange in a series. 3》 Music compose according to the techniques of serialism. Derivatives serialization noun …
12serialize — also ise BrE verb (transitive often passive) to print or broadcast a story in several separate parts: His book was first serialized in The New Yorker. serialization /sIrilI zeISn/ noun (U) …
13serialize — se·ri·al·ize …
14serialize — se•ri•al•ize [[t]ˈsɪər i əˌlaɪz[/t]] v. t. ized, iz•ing cv sbz to create, publish, release, or broadcast in serial form • Etymology: 1890–95 se ri•al•i•za′tion, n …
15serialize — v.tr. (also ise) 1 publish or produce in instalments. 2 arrange in a series. 3 Mus. compose according to a serial technique. Derivatives: serialization n …
16se·ri·al·ise — ↑serialize …
17serializes — serialize (Amer.) se·ri·al·ize || sɪrɪəlaɪz / sɪər v. publish or produce a literary or dramatic work in short consecutive installments (also serialise) …
18serializing — serialize (Amer.) se·ri·al·ize || sɪrɪəlaɪz / sɪər v. publish or produce a literary or dramatic work in short consecutive installments (also serialise) …
19serialization — serialize (also serialise) ► VERB 1) publish or broadcast (a story or play) in regular instalments. 2) arrange in a series. DERIVATIVES serialization noun …
20Serialization — This article is about data structure encoding. For other uses, see Serialization (disambiguation). In computer science, in the context of data storage and transmission, serialization is the process of converting a data structure or object state… …
