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A formal process to standardize various representational forms so that expressions that have the same meaning will be recognized by computer software as synonymous in a data search. This may involve elimination of various kinds of punctuation signs and coordinating conjunctions, conversion of letters from lower to upper case, and so on. The process must be formalized with consistent rules applied systematically to maintain data integrity. ...
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The process of analyzing data to create the most efficient database structure, one free of redundancy and supprtive of data integrity.
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A process for assigning attributes to entities using principles that will greatly reduce or eliminate data redundancies.
Ãâó: bus.tsud.edu/cis3330/protected/glossary.htm
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Due to volume differences between audio tracks, normalization allows you to set the volume consistent between tracks during the encoding or burning process.
Ãâó: www.mp3-cdburner.com/MP3-glossary.shtml
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Normalization is the process of designing database tables to ensure that the fields in each table do not repeat, are fully identified by a unique KEY, and are not dependent on any non-key ATTRIBUTEs.
Ãâó: shr.aaas.org/DBStandards/glossary.html
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