gridding
- 1Present participle of grid. Use this -ing form for an action happening now or named as an activity.
The cartographers are gridding the new survey maps this week.
Gridding the data takes most of the afternoon.
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- 2The work of drawing a set of crossing lines across a map to help locate places.
Like drawing squares over a picture so you can say exactly where something is.
Careful gridding lets you find any street using letters and numbers.
The teacher showed how gridding a map makes places easy to locate.
- 3Turning scattered data points into a neat grid of numbers set in rows and columns.
Like sorting scattered dots into a checkerboard so each square gets one number.
Gridding turns messy field readings into a tidy table of values.
The software does the gridding automatically after you upload the points.
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gridding is a form of grid
grid, verb: To draw a pattern of crossing lines over something. Full entry
- Spelling
- grid → gridding: double the d, add -ing
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