Definition of recode in English:

recode

verb riːˈkəʊdriˈkoʊd

[with object]

1Put (something, especially a computer program) into a different code.
this allows many changes to be made without recoding application programs
Example sentencesExamples
- The result is ineffective Web sites which may turn away customers and sites that need to be recoded after the complaints start coming in.
- If we recode our data into binary characters as Gray and Atkinson did, we have to create three characters, one for each cognate set.
- I created a separate data matrix for these recoded characters.
- Henry says he has no desire to spend the time and money recoding those as Java applications.
- The whole thing's been recoded in compliant HTML and CSS, so it's also quite flexible.
- When I recoded this script in C + +, I observed an execution speed gain of 100%.
- Their website is so frustratingly bad that last year accessibility campaigner Matthew Somerville took it upon himself to recode a version of it that worked.
- I recoded the page so that it offers a serviceable, simple sitemap as primary view.
- The coders, able to analyze, decode, and recode large assembly programs within hours, were finding employment.
- When we ended up recoding much of the pages ourselves, the design remained intact with far simpler code.
- For this purpose, the quantitative data must be recoded into binary characters.
- Images are recoded to ten bits per channel.
1. 1.1 Assign a different code to.
  they can recode your alarm for about £20
  Example sentencesExamples
  Because our concern was with patient overconsumption of food, the ratio was recoded so that any value under 1 was assigned a 1, and any value over 1 was retained.
  Significant differences could be demonstrated when clinics were recoded under three main geographic districts, namely, Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, and the New Territories.
  Nonetheless, to assess the robustness of our findings in relation to negative values, we also reanalyzed our data, excluding these observations or recoding them as zero.
  Following initial data entry, survey items were recoded to exclude ‘Don't Know’ answers and missing data.
  Responses to all items were recoded so that 0 = Never, 1 = Rarely, 2 = Sometimes, 3 = Often, 4 = Usually, and 5 = Always.
  Several variables were recoded to facilitate data analysis.
  The items in each scale have varying response options; variables were recoded where necessary to account for polarity differences.
  In that case, the scoring of the reverse-worded items should be recoded so that the highest numerical score is assigned to ‘strongly agree’ on some items but to ‘strongly disagree’ on others, as appropriate.
  Age, originally measured on interval scale, was recoded into two groups - younger adolescents and older adolescents.
  They went back and cleaned up the data in their individual databases, recoding parts information so that everyone was working with the same names and numbers for each part.
  The categories 6 and 7 were recoded to both represent category 6, and the numbering of the categories was reversed so that 6 = daily and 1 = more seldom than a few times every 12 months.

Definition of recode in US English:

recode

verbriˈkoʊdrēˈkōd

[with object]

1Put (something, especially a computer program) into a different code.
this allows many changes to be made without recoding application programs
Example sentencesExamples
- When I recoded this script in C + +, I observed an execution speed gain of 100%.
- The result is ineffective Web sites which may turn away customers and sites that need to be recoded after the complaints start coming in.
- The coders, able to analyze, decode, and recode large assembly programs within hours, were finding employment.
- If we recode our data into binary characters as Gray and Atkinson did, we have to create three characters, one for each cognate set.
- I recoded the page so that it offers a serviceable, simple sitemap as primary view.
- For this purpose, the quantitative data must be recoded into binary characters.
- Their website is so frustratingly bad that last year accessibility campaigner Matthew Somerville took it upon himself to recode a version of it that worked.
- I created a separate data matrix for these recoded characters.
- When we ended up recoding much of the pages ourselves, the design remained intact with far simpler code.
- Henry says he has no desire to spend the time and money recoding those as Java applications.
- Images are recoded to ten bits per channel.
- The whole thing's been recoded in compliant HTML and CSS, so it's also quite flexible.
1. 1.1 Assign a different code to.
  they can recode your alarm for about $20
  Example sentencesExamples
  Responses to all items were recoded so that 0 = Never, 1 = Rarely, 2 = Sometimes, 3 = Often, 4 = Usually, and 5 = Always.
  Significant differences could be demonstrated when clinics were recoded under three main geographic districts, namely, Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, and the New Territories.
  The items in each scale have varying response options; variables were recoded where necessary to account for polarity differences.
  Age, originally measured on interval scale, was recoded into two groups - younger adolescents and older adolescents.
  In that case, the scoring of the reverse-worded items should be recoded so that the highest numerical score is assigned to ‘strongly agree’ on some items but to ‘strongly disagree’ on others, as appropriate.
  Several variables were recoded to facilitate data analysis.
  Nonetheless, to assess the robustness of our findings in relation to negative values, we also reanalyzed our data, excluding these observations or recoding them as zero.
  The categories 6 and 7 were recoded to both represent category 6, and the numbering of the categories was reversed so that 6 = daily and 1 = more seldom than a few times every 12 months.
  Because our concern was with patient overconsumption of food, the ratio was recoded so that any value under 1 was assigned a 1, and any value over 1 was retained.
  They went back and cleaned up the data in their individual databases, recoding parts information so that everyone was working with the same names and numbers for each part.
  Following initial data entry, survey items were recoded to exclude ‘Don't Know’ answers and missing data.

单词	recode
释义	Definition of recode in English: recode verb riːˈkəʊdriˈkoʊd [with object] 1Put (something, especially a computer program) into a different code. this allows many changes to be made without recoding application programs Example sentencesExamples The result is ineffective Web sites which may turn away customers and sites that need to be recoded after the complaints start coming in. If we recode our data into binary characters as Gray and Atkinson did, we have to create three characters, one for each cognate set. I created a separate data matrix for these recoded characters. Henry says he has no desire to spend the time and money recoding those as Java applications. The whole thing's been recoded in compliant HTML and CSS, so it's also quite flexible. When I recoded this script in C + +, I observed an execution speed gain of 100%. Their website is so frustratingly bad that last year accessibility campaigner Matthew Somerville took it upon himself to recode a version of it that worked. I recoded the page so that it offers a serviceable, simple sitemap as primary view. The coders, able to analyze, decode, and recode large assembly programs within hours, were finding employment. When we ended up recoding much of the pages ourselves, the design remained intact with far simpler code. For this purpose, the quantitative data must be recoded into binary characters. Images are recoded to ten bits per channel. 1.1 Assign a different code to. they can recode your alarm for about £20 Example sentencesExamples Because our concern was with patient overconsumption of food, the ratio was recoded so that any value under 1 was assigned a 1, and any value over 1 was retained. Significant differences could be demonstrated when clinics were recoded under three main geographic districts, namely, Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, and the New Territories. Nonetheless, to assess the robustness of our findings in relation to negative values, we also reanalyzed our data, excluding these observations or recoding them as zero. Following initial data entry, survey items were recoded to exclude ‘Don't Know’ answers and missing data. Responses to all items were recoded so that 0 = Never, 1 = Rarely, 2 = Sometimes, 3 = Often, 4 = Usually, and 5 = Always. Several variables were recoded to facilitate data analysis. The items in each scale have varying response options; variables were recoded where necessary to account for polarity differences. In that case, the scoring of the reverse-worded items should be recoded so that the highest numerical score is assigned to ‘strongly agree’ on some items but to ‘strongly disagree’ on others, as appropriate. Age, originally measured on interval scale, was recoded into two groups - younger adolescents and older adolescents. They went back and cleaned up the data in their individual databases, recoding parts information so that everyone was working with the same names and numbers for each part. The categories 6 and 7 were recoded to both represent category 6, and the numbering of the categories was reversed so that 6 = daily and 1 = more seldom than a few times every 12 months. Definition of recode in US English: recode verbriˈkoʊdrēˈkōd [with object] 1Put (something, especially a computer program) into a different code. this allows many changes to be made without recoding application programs Example sentencesExamples When I recoded this script in C + +, I observed an execution speed gain of 100%. The result is ineffective Web sites which may turn away customers and sites that need to be recoded after the complaints start coming in. The coders, able to analyze, decode, and recode large assembly programs within hours, were finding employment. If we recode our data into binary characters as Gray and Atkinson did, we have to create three characters, one for each cognate set. I recoded the page so that it offers a serviceable, simple sitemap as primary view. For this purpose, the quantitative data must be recoded into binary characters. Their website is so frustratingly bad that last year accessibility campaigner Matthew Somerville took it upon himself to recode a version of it that worked. I created a separate data matrix for these recoded characters. When we ended up recoding much of the pages ourselves, the design remained intact with far simpler code. Henry says he has no desire to spend the time and money recoding those as Java applications. Images are recoded to ten bits per channel. The whole thing's been recoded in compliant HTML and CSS, so it's also quite flexible. 1.1 Assign a different code to. they can recode your alarm for about $20 Example sentencesExamples Responses to all items were recoded so that 0 = Never, 1 = Rarely, 2 = Sometimes, 3 = Often, 4 = Usually, and 5 = Always. Significant differences could be demonstrated when clinics were recoded under three main geographic districts, namely, Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, and the New Territories. The items in each scale have varying response options; variables were recoded where necessary to account for polarity differences. Age, originally measured on interval scale, was recoded into two groups - younger adolescents and older adolescents. In that case, the scoring of the reverse-worded items should be recoded so that the highest numerical score is assigned to ‘strongly agree’ on some items but to ‘strongly disagree’ on others, as appropriate. Several variables were recoded to facilitate data analysis. Nonetheless, to assess the robustness of our findings in relation to negative values, we also reanalyzed our data, excluding these observations or recoding them as zero. The categories 6 and 7 were recoded to both represent category 6, and the numbering of the categories was reversed so that 6 = daily and 1 = more seldom than a few times every 12 months. Because our concern was with patient overconsumption of food, the ratio was recoded so that any value under 1 was assigned a 1, and any value over 1 was retained. They went back and cleaned up the data in their individual databases, recoding parts information so that everyone was working with the same names and numbers for each part. Following initial data entry, survey items were recoded to exclude ‘Don't Know’ answers and missing data.
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