0 the act of serializing a book or story (= making it into a television or radio series or publishing it in parts), or an example of a book or story that has been serialized: --
1 the process of arranging something in a series: --
The transmitter handles the encoding of data and serialization for transmission.
You could use some kind of serialization for your appointments.
The serialization sold poorly, but the book version was a surprise bestseller.
Lastly, serialization allows access to non-transient private members of a class that are not otherwise accessible.
Serialization allowed small quantities of a single text to be introduced into public discourse, regularly - but also by increments - exposing the text to the scrutiny of surveillance.
The author of a register allocator, for example, will at best be distracted if the interface refers to functions and types that are used only for serialization.
Serialization : from syntax to lexicon.
The problem can be mitigated if the program generator carefully separates different parts of the interface, for example by putting common type definitions first and serialization code last.
This discourse emerged from necessary editorial imperatives, such as covering stories as they emerged and not when they were resolved, and using serialization to encourage reader loyalty.
Persistent storage of models is made possible through serialization, and independently of this, a design library in the form of a relational database enables storage of means for reuse.
