recode
Verb
Meaning
put into a different code; rearrange mentally
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People recode and restructure information in order to remember it
According to an article in Recode from 2015, only nine percent of the population has a real choice (three or more providers) when it comes to ISPs.
Another employee told Recode, “I assume convos like that take place, but I was surprised by the obvious racial subtext and by the silencing in the company.”
EBay spokesperson Trina Somera told Recode that the company’s internal investigation “found no wrongdoing with regard to Wendy” and that “she is not one of the people referenced in the government’s complaint.”
“It’s not going to be back to normal,” Ian Linkletter, an education technology specialist at the University of British Columbia, told Recode, noting that many online proctoring companies have signed contracts with schools that will be renewed.
During this flow we can recode all the data inside this simulator.