| 释义 |
vectorize, v.|ˈvɛktəraɪz|
[f. vector n. + -ize.]
trans. To represent as or transform into a vector, in various senses of the noun; spec. in Computing, to adapt (a program, algorithm, etc.) to the use of vector operations.
1977Remund & Taggart in D. J. Kuck et al. High Speed Computer & Algorithm Organization III. v. 408 At least one nonsequential-access operation for which there is no STAR-100 hardware implementation can be ‘vectorized’ effectively. 1979Trans. Amer. Nucl. Soc. XXXIII. 316 The variable quadrature option, designed to save computer time and memory requirements, is difficult to vectorize. 1980A.I.A.A. Jrnl. XVIII. ix. 1076/2 The streamwise sweep..is vectorized in the ζ direction. 1988Government Computer News (U.S.) 1 Aug. 26/1 You can scan drawings in and overlay vector over raster... That saves a lot from trying to vectorize or redraw from scratch.
So vectoriˈzation n.; ˈvectorized ppl. a.; ˈvectorizing vbl. n.
1971Jrnl. Applied Polymer Sci. XV. 1493 Vectorized membranes..may be of value as permeation valves. Ibid. 1494 Vectorization occurs only in the case that the pressure dependence of the local permeability of the swollen membrane material has a gradient. 1976Zeitschr. für Math. Logik XXII. 441 Functions can be computed in the classes of the vectorized Grzegorczyk hierarchy. 1977M. Ginsberg in D. J. Kuck et al. High Speed Computer & Algorithm Organization III. xiii. 461 The Texas Instruments' Advanced Scientific Computer (ASC) has a FORTRAN optimizing compiler to utilize the vectorizing capabilities of its pipelined central processor. 1980A.I.A.A. Jrnl. XVIII. 1077/1 The final vectorized program usually bears little resemblance to the original scalar code. 1987Courier-Mail (Brisbane) 9 June 30/6 (heading) Brokers turn to vectorisation. |