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encode Definition

en·code (en kōd, in-)

transitive verb -·coded, -·cod·ing

  1. to convert (a message, information, etc.) into code
  2. to convert (data) by applying an electronic code

encode Related Forms

en·coder noun

Encode Hacker Definition

The process of converting one digital format to another by applying known algorithms either to obscure the content of the file or data or to compress the data or convert it to another format. The term is also used to describe the conversion of ordinary language into code. Frequently, the term is used to mean encrypt.

See Also: Decode BASE64; Encrypt.

encode Telecom Definition

The process of coding data into symbolic form. See also code.

encode Usage Examples

Used with why or when

which: New files will be in a default encoding which might be determined by your LANG environmental variable.

Object

  • protein: We also describe a construct that encodes a blue fluorescent protein.
  • enzyme: The promoter from a GATA transcription factor gene was fused to a gene encoding the reporter enzyme GUS.
  • antigen: Protocol: A Phase I/II study of Immunotherapy for Patients with metastatic melanoma using dendritic cells transfected with a plasmid encoding two melanoma antigens.
  • subunits: G proteins are composed of three subunits encoded by distinct genes: a, b, and g.
  • transporter: One of the genes on chromosome 21 encodes a transporter that pumps the molecule myo-inositol into the brain.
  • declaration: The encoding declaration tells the encoding of the characters making up the current parsed entity ( i.e. the current file in most cases ).

Subject

  • exon: It includes 486 amino acids, encoded by three exons.
  • gene: They are encoded by a gene distinct from the dystrophin gene.
  • genome: A resource of gene trap mutations Most of the 30,000 or so genes encoded by the mammalian genome are of unknown function.

Modifying Another Word

  • digitally: Its recordings are subsequently analyzed in relation to the digitally encoded output from all radio stations participating in the survey.
  • implicitly: However, much of that knowledge is encoded implicitly and cannot be applied directly without processing it into some more appropriate structures.

Preposition: at

kbps: MP3 is the full album track and is encoded at 128 kbps stereo.

Present participle complement

accord: Simple DC Figure 9 Figure 9 shows an example simple DC description encoded according to the XML guidelines above.

Preposition: in

  • DNA: Perhaps there are messages encoded in DNA by aliens who are out to teach us something.
  • format: The trace is a graph of program expressions encoded in a special-purpose binary format.

Preposition: of

locale: The file is parsed in the encoding of the current locale.

Preposition: by

  • exon: It includes 486 amino acids, encoded by three exons.
  • gene: They are encoded by a gene distinct from the dystrophin gene.
  • genome: A resource of gene trap mutations Most of the 30,000 or so genes encoded by the mammalian genome are of unknown function.

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