英语词汇“metadata”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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Collecting so-called metadata happens all the time.First this is crunched down into metadata, combing out elements according to certain criteria.This would then form part of the metadata - or encrypted information - about the clip.Submitting every request to view metadata will slow down and impede investigations and weigh down courts.A metadata-rich kitemark would enable students simply and efficiently to distinguish serious, refereed work from less reliable sources.Sloppy metadata can lead to fans buying the wrong music or failing to find what they are searching for.Google keeps users' photos along with 'metadata' specifying where and when the photo was taken.These cases involved police getting access only to 'metadata' - phone numbers, email addresses and timings.Know who else collects your metadata?The directive requires companies to keep 'metadata' on phone calls and emails for 12 months.

单词	metadata
释义	metadata in British English (ˈmɛtəˌdeɪtə) plural noun computing information that is held as a description of stored data Examples of 'metadata' in a sentence metadata Collecting so-called metadata happens all the time. The Sun (2015) First this is crunched down into metadata, combing out elements according to certain criteria. Times, Sunday Times (2015) This would then form part of the metadata - or encrypted information - about the clip. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Submitting every request to view metadata will slow down and impede investigations and weigh down courts. Times, Sunday Times (2015) A metadata-rich kitemark would enable students simply and efficiently to distinguish serious, refereed work from less reliable sources. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Sloppy metadata can lead to fans buying the wrong music or failing to find what they are searching for. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Google keeps users' photos along with 'metadata' specifying where and when the photo was taken. Times, Sunday Times (2018) These cases involved police getting access only to 'metadata' - phone numbers, email addresses and timings. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Know who else collects your metadata? The Sun (2013) The directive requires companies to keep 'metadata' on phone calls and emails for 12 months. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Definition of 'metadata'
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