Method to represent information for various purposes (storage, transmission, protection against unauthorized access etc.)
(Computer science) the symbolic arrangement of data or instructions in a computer program or the set of such instructions.
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This tendency has been advanced by the steady growth of codification.
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In the codification of laws in the fifth century B.C.
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They lose sight of the object of the whole thing in codification and definition.
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To his latest years is to be credited the codification of the civil law.
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The revision and codification when completed shall be embodied in a treaty or treaties.
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The date code was August 8, almost four months ago, I know.
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The integrated treatment was managed according to the code of good practice.
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The building requires a security code to enter, a police spokeswoman said.
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Fishman also called on the state government to develop a regulatory code.
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Others also recommend having a code word to signal an abusive situation.
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We also see expediency or time to market traded against code quality.
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During the code situation, this doctor had done what he did best.
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She said talk of cucumber sandwiches and cakes were not code words.
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The NSW Government will soon pass temporary legislation to enact the code.
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Still, there were reasons-goodones-forviolating the modern moral code against secrecy.
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Trust the Source Releasing source code resonates on so many different levels.
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Suddenly a voice crackled over the walkie-talkie, saying the emergency code words:
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Here's some code that will print out the entire query result set:
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Some people will be able to break the order's code, of course.
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The code set national standards for rodeos and can lead to prosecutions.
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Legacy fundraising: do charities need a code of practice to reassure donors?
