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- Is the word granular a synonym for the word specific?
Granularity is not a synonym for specificity, but as @FumbleFingers says, it's sometimes used as one My best guess as to why is that managers in computing companies grabbed onto the technical definition of data granularity, misunderstood it, and started using it to try to make themselves sound smarter –
- What does granular mean in computer articles?
technical characterized by a high level of granularity: a granular database Granularity technical the scale or level of detail present in a set of data or other phenomenon: the granularity of this war is not the sand that covers most of the country, but these details that have proved so elusive
- Unambiguous alternatives for more less granular for data?
Granularity is built on the concept of the sieve Real physical granularity uses 3-dimensional sieves and filters and screens to control for physical size of the grains Metaphorical granularity uses metaphorical filters (often called "filters", in fact, like Unix utilities)
- Opposite of granular - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
granularity in the sense you refer to is not a gradable attribute, at least not in terms of usage It is a figurative use of something physical that has become jargon which operates by its own special rules, not according to how an engineer might describe a granule or a material that shows clumping
- grammatical number - Usage of granularities (in plural form . . .
Conversely if granularity is shorthand for a specific grain size, such as in sand sediment samples, or the salt grain size associated with photosensitive films of differing ISO levels (or their digital equivalents, such as in medical imaging), then granularities is perfectly acceptable
- What is a word for granularity that spans the entire range?
"Granularity" seems to be being used similar to how we use "resolution" to refer to the level of detail in computer graphics By definition, "granularity" doesn't refer specifically to time and doesn't mean "all" or any of those other words but instead seems to indicate the levels of detail available in the timeline, drilling down to daily or
- What is the logic behind uncountable nouns?
aggregates of small granularity (oats, wheat, rice, sand, gravel) These are "mass nouns", and can be pluralized, or otherwise used like count nouns As noted, this means different kinds (types, varieties, brands, categories) of the otherwise mass noun In addition to this conventional countification of mass nouns, indicating varieties,
- A person who cannot understand that there may be other perspectives
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