Arranged in or marked with a grid pattern; covered with crossing lines forming squares or rectangles.
From 'grid' (from 'gridiron,' originally a cooking implement with parallel bars) plus the past participle suffix -ed, meaning 'marked with a grid.'
When scientists talk about 'gridded' data, they're describing one of the most important organizational systems in modern computing—it's how satellite images, weather forecasts, and map data get broken into manageable pieces.
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