serialize
/'siəriəlaiz/
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The librarian will serialize the new books by printing labels with sequential numbers.
Definition
- Verb:
- To arrange or present items in a series or sequential order: This refers to the process of organizing multiple items into a specific, consecutive sequence.
- To publish or broadcast a story, novel, or program in consecutive installments: This refers to the practice of releasing a single, long-form work in multiple parts over a period of time.
Usage and Examples
Verb (arrange in series):
- The system will automatically serialize the incoming data packets.
- To analyze them effectively, you must first serialize the events in chronological order.
Verb (publish in installments):
- The magazine decided to serialize the famous novel over twelve monthly issues.
- Many classic novels by Charles Dickens were first serialized in periodicals.
Advanced Usage and Notes
- In Computing: The term is frequently used in computer science to describe the process of converting an object's state into a format that can be stored (e.g., in a file or memory buffer) or transmitted and then reconstructed later. This process is often called serialization.
- The application needs to serialize the user's settings before saving them to disk.
- Serialized Fiction: A narrative format where a story is released in successive parts. This creates anticipation and allows for audience feedback between installments.
- The podcast serializes the mystery story, releasing a new chapter every week.
Variants and Related Words
- Serialization (noun): The process or result of serializing something.
- The serialization of the data is complete.
- The book's serialization in the newspaper increased its popularity.
- Serial (adjective/noun): Describing something forming or presented in a series. Also, a story or program published/broadcast in installments.
- A serial publication (adj).
- I'm listening to a new detective serial (n).
Synonyms
- Arrange sequentially: Order, sequence, line up.
- Publish in parts: Install, issue in segments.
Related Phrases and Concepts
- To be serialized: The passive form is common when discussing media.
- Her autobiography was serialized in a national Sunday newspaper.
- Serialized format: Describes the manner of presentation.
- The documentary was produced in a serialized format for online streaming.
The librarian will serialize the new books by printing labels with sequential numbers.
Verb
- arrange serially
- Serialize the numbers