A Conversion is any user action that you want to measure, such as a signup for a newsletter, completely a purchase, or filling out a web form.

n. a civil wrong (tort) in which one converts another's property ...

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The ability, in some states, to switch your job-based coverage to an individual policy when you lose eligibility for job-based coverage. Family members not covered under a job-based policy may also be [..]

See chemical conversion, biotransformation

In the context of securities, refers to the exchange of a convertible security such as a bond into stock. In the context of mutual funds, refers to the free exchange of mutual fund shares from one fun [..]

The ultimate goal of your campaign. A conversion is whatever you decide it is – submitting a form, downloading a piece of content, signing up for a free trial, making a purchase. Every aspect of your [..]

In nuclear technology the conversion of a substance in a fissile substance, e.g. uranium-238 -> plutonium-239 or thorium-232 -> uranium-233. (See also 'fertile material')

A spontaneous nuclear conversion where particles are emitted or a sheath electron is captured, or spontaneous fission of the nucleus occurs.

A desired action taken by a website visitor, such as making a purchase, registering for an event, subscribing to an e-newsletter, completing a lead-gen form, downloading a file, etc.

1 [uncountable, countable] conversion (from something) (into/to something) the act or process of changing something from one form, use, or system to another the conversion of farm buildings into famil [..]

mid-14c., originally of religion, from French conversion, from Latin conversionem (nominative conversatio), noun of action from past participle stem of convertere (see convert (v.)). General sense of [..]

1) The wrongful use of disposition of another person's property by someone who is in lawful possession of it. 2) In life insurance: changing a life policy, at the policy owner's request, fro [..]

An investment strategy in which a long put and a short call with the same strike price and expiration combine with long stock to lock in a nearly riskless profit. For example, buying 100 shares of XYZ [..]

Conversion [N] [T]the turning of a sinner to God ( Acts 15:3 ). In a general sense the heathen are said to be "converted" when they abandon heathenism and embrace the Christian faith; and in [..]

Judaism does not seek out converts, and actively discourages converts (because a person does not need to be a Jew to be righteous in G-d's eyes), but conversion to Judaism is possible. See also W [..]

The civil wrong (tort) of wrongfully using another's personal property as if it were one's own, holding onto another's property that accidentally comes into one's hands, or purpose [..]

on a website or web application, a conversion is any action taken by a user that satisfies the website owner’s business goals. Common examples include signing up for an email newsletter, making a purc [..]

Refers to a house which has been divided to make 2 or more flats.

an event that results in a transformation a change in the units or form of an expression: "conversion from Fahrenheit to Centigrade" a successful free throw or try for point [..]

n. Change from one state or position to another, or from one form to another.

The reciprocal relationship between two categorical propositions of the same form such that the subject term of each is the predicate term of the other. Conversion is a valid immediate inference for b [..]

the act of changing one's beliefs from one religion to another or from one faith group to another within the same religion. It is be a capital offense in some predominately Muslim lands to conver [..]

A marketing term that refers to how many website visitors convert to buyers. If 1 out of every hundred visitors to a site end up buying something, there is a 1:100 (or 1%) conversion rate. Ultimately this is what website marketing is all about because it is pointless getting thousands of visitors if none are buying your product, your services, your [..]

A feature some funds offer that allows investors to automatically switch from one fund class to another, typically one with lower annual expenses, after a set period of time. The fund's prospectus or...

the turning of a sinner to God (Acts 15:3). In a general sense the heathen are said to be "converted" when they abandon heathenism and embrace the Christian faith; and in a more special sens [..]

Definition The process of converting a convertible security, such as a bond or preferred stock, into common stock.

noun. 1. an unaware undertaking wherein anxiousness produced by psychological differences is changed into physical warning signs. Customarily, this endeavor was presumed to be integrated in disorder, [..]

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A move from one computer system to another, which may entail reformatting data files.

1 a : the act of changing from one form or use to another b : the act of exchanging one kind of property for another ;esp : the act of exchanging preferred stocks or bonds for shares of common ...

Conversion - Term used to describe the process of getting a web visitor to accept an offer or become a paying customer. Advertisers strive for high conversion ratios.

A conversion is any desired action taken on a website like a purchase, the completion of a contact form, and so on. Unique conversions can be set up and tracked in Google Analytics for a website so on [..]

Exchange of a convertible security such as a BOND into another security such as a fixed number of shares of the issuing CORPORATION’s COMMON STOCK.

The measure of the number of times that a tracker has been displayed that has been successfully linked to a previous creative impression or click, according to the tracker’s rules.

Many forms of online advertising are easy to track. A conversion is reached when a desired goal is completed.

Chemical process turning U3

The act of establishing a preexisting name in accordance with the rules of this code.

Related to self adhesive label laminates, these terms in Europe tend to cover printing as well as die cutting, matrix stripping, punching, overlaminating and so on.

The process of changing records from one medium to another or from one format to another. Conversion involves a change of the format of the record but ensures that the record retains the identical primary information (content). Examples include microfilming and digital imaging of paper records.

A marketing term that describes when a user or visitor completes some action or achieves some marketing goal. More specifically, conversion is often used to describe when a site visitor converts to a [..]

A delta-neutral arbitrage transaction involving a long futures contract, a long put option, and a short call option. The put and call options have the same strike price and same expiration date.

When trading options on futures contracts, a position created by selling a call option, buying a put option, and buying the underlying futures contract, where the options have the same strike price an [..]

is the process of transferring data derived from existing records and maps to a digital database. Conversion is a major input problem and can consume the greatest share of time in a GIS project. Coverage

Any workload portability operation irrespective of target infrastructure or business purpose (workload-hardware decoupling, virtualization, or volume synchronization). Used interchangeably with the te [..]

The act of a person's being born spiritually into the Kingdom of God. Through conversion the individual recognizes Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior and accepts the doctrines of Christianity as the [..]

The act of having converted something or someone.

The act or experience associated with the definite and decisive adoption of a particular religion and set of beliefs, often entailing the rejection of a previous religious identity.

The cancellation of certificates and recording of the shares in an uncertificated holding, or the change of class of Security (options, notes, etc) to another (fully paid).

The cancellation of certificates and recording of the shares in an uncertificated holding, or the change of class of Security (options, notes, etc) to another (fully paid).

The process of loading data from the existing system to the new system. The conversion process involves identifying the data that must be brought to the new system, mapping the data to PeopleSoft fields, translating old codes into PeopleSoft codes and loading the clean and compatible data into PeopleSoft.

A conversion is achieved when a goal is completed, such as when you turn a lead or prospect into a customer.

A process whereby a visitor of the converted into a buyer.

When one of your visitors makes a purchase on the merchant’s site… i.e. converts from ‘visitor’ to ‘buyer’.

When one of your visitors makes a purchase on the merchant’s site… i.e. converts from ‘visitor’ to ‘buyer’.

Conversion as used in Bankruptcy laws refer to cases under bankruptcy code which may be converted from one chapter to another chapter. For example, a case filed under chapter 7 may be converted to a c [..]

Conversion is when someone wrongfully uses property of another for their own purposes or alters or destroys it. In an action for conversion, the taking of the property may be lawful, but the retaining [..]

This refers to when someone enters information or clicks on a social media button, ‘converting’ them from an anonymous person to a known quantity. It is often a Key Performance Indicator for marketing [..]

conversion table for Java 1.4- conversion table for Java version 1.5 or later Converter Amanuensis How do you convert Strings to ints, vice versa and the like? You can’t always simply cast them. Java [..]

When a person who clicked your ad completes an action you consider valuable, such as calling your business from a mobile phone or buying something on your website (Source)

When a user takes the desired action. Perhaps signing up to an email list or buying a product, that user has ‘converted’.

A visitor completing a target action. Typically a landing pages contain a Call to Action (CTA). When a visitor views a landing page and completes a target action such as registering for a newsletter o [..]

A trading strategy that locks in an arbitrage profit by combining a long put and a short call with the same strike price and expiration date with a long position in the underlying asset.

(n) an event that results in a transformation(n) a change in the units or form of an expression:(n) a successful free throw or try for point after a touchdown(n) a spiritual enlightenment causing a pe [..]

The number or percentage of site visitors who do what the site owner wants-usually buy something. If an offer is viewed 100 times and 6 sales are made, the conversion is 6% (6/100=0.06)

(1) Debt restructuring and refinancing, i.e. the replacement of old obligations or debt instruments with new bonds or instruments of the same company or institution, but on different terms and conditi [..]

The process of transferring data derived from existing records and maps to a digital database. Conversion is a major input problem and can consume the greatest share of time in a GIS project.

A conversion indicates a successful attainment of a defined interaction goal on a website. The most standard interaction goals would be sales and leads. Individualized goals can also be defined, such as the watching of a video or registering for a newsletter.

A desired action taken by a website visitor, such as filling out a form or making a purchase. Search engines track visitors for up to 30 days, so your conversion

the completion of some action by a user as intended by the site designer, such as clicking on a link or buying a subscription. A visit that results in a conversion is sometimes called a “converter.” [..]

the point at which an activity or response to a call to action fulfills the desired outcome (i.e. subscribing to a newsletter or purchasing a product)

Transformation of large rolls of paper or paperboard into a variety of products, such as forms, envelopes, bags, boxes and folding cartons.

In energy, conversion is the transformation of one type of energy to another. For example, an internal combustion engine converts the chemical energy of fuel into mechanical energy, which enables a ve [..]

A conversion event occurs when a user carries out a specified action on the website apart from the usual browsing. Conversions are defined by the business rules of the business but would typically inc [..]

The wrongful use of a property by the person who owns it.

Cutting up of tree into desired lengths. The merchant who purchases the timber will usually dictate the lengths of timber they will need according to their market.

 Any first-time renewal, or the process of converting nonpaid subscribers to paid subscribers. (This term is also used online to express the conversion of clicks to orders.)  

The operation of changing data from one format to another so the output will be displayed in an appropriate manner for the device. Specifically for video this means the changing a video file, which is [..]

The process of converting analog data such as continually measured voltage to discrete, digital form.

The reallocation of Beds from one type of care service to another, as in converting acute care Beds to Long Term Care Beds.

The asymmetrical segregation of Genes during replication which leads to the production of non-reciprocal recombinant strands and the apparent conversion of one Allele into another. Thus, e.g., the mei [..]

An option for group plan members to convert to individual policies without providing health evidence.

Allows current Highmark members who are losing their coverage in a group program to convert to an individual or family plan without a lapse in coverage.

Getting “heads in beds” or otherwise closing the sale. Differs from “hospitality.” Hospitality is being warm, friendly and helpful. Conversion is active selling.

The use of an item of one class in another without any formal change, e.g. to breakfast from breakfast. Conversion is a common feature of analytical languages such as English.

Some insurance companies offer their policyholders conversion privileges that allow you to convert group coverage to individual coverage without showing proof of insurability. This offer to convert from group to individual coverage is made if you are no longer eligible for group coverage. Ask your insurer or agent if your policy contains this provi [..]

(1) Wrongful use of property by one in lawful possession of it. (2) Change of one policy form to another, usually without evidence of insurability. Usually refers to life or health insurance contracts [..]

is a collective change of insurance by means of changes introduced into insurance contracts on the basis of the insurer's suggestion.

is defined as a desired action being taken, such as a lead or purchase. Examples of online conversions include:

The process in which natural malt enzymes change grain starch into sugar during the mash.

a change in a TST result from negative to positive within 12 to 24 months

The process of converting a corporation to an LLC or converting an LLC to a corporation. Not all states allow this procedure, and fees vary within the states that do.

Autogenous pyrrometallurgical process, where ferrous and other detrimental impurities are oxidized and residue as slam.  The result of the conversion is blister copper (copper concentrate smelting) or [..]

Wrongful use or disposition of property by a person who is in lawful possession of it.

A provision under a group life insurance contract that on termination of employment or termination of the contract, an employee is entitled (on application within a certain period) to be issued a regu [..]

  The unauthorized taking of another's property.

The unauthorized taking of another's property.

a transformation of one's self-identity concurrent with a transformation of one's basic meaning system

a kick at the posts after the awarding of a try, scoring two points if successful. The kick must be attempted directly from a spot perpendicular to the spot where the try was awarded. Usually taken with a place kick, it can be rushed when the kicker makes a move towards the ball. If taken as a drop kick it is uncontested.

If a team scores a try, they have an opportunity to convert it for two further points by kicking the ball between the posts and above the crossbar—that is, through the goal.

The transition from non organic to organic farming within a given period of time, during which the provisions concerning the organic production have been applied. (Taken from Council Regulation (EC) No 834/2007 of 28 June 2007 on organic production and labelling of organic products)

Transformation of information from one medium to another, including from paper to digital form.

When an email recipient performs a desired action based on a mailing you have sent. A conversion could be a monetary transaction, such as a purchase made after clicking a link. It could also include a voluntary act such as registering at a Web site, downloading a white paper, signing up for a Web seminar or opting in to an email newsletter. CPA

explicit type conversion or implicit type conversion. See also: user-defined type conversion.

Determination of the rhumb line direction of one point from another when the initial great circle direction is known, or vice versa. The difference between the two directions is the conversion angle, [..]

A made basket or free throw.

a feigned pass intended to deceive an opponent about to make a tackle.

In the context of online and mobile advertising, a conversion occurs whenever the desired action is completed for the ad campaign. For user acquisition campaigns, a conversion is usually the acquisition of a new user. Conversions can also be other actions (e.g. completed purchase, click-through, etc.).

The term proposed by Winkler (1930) for a process of interaction between alleles at meiosis . The term was re-introduced by Lindegren (1953) to account for aberrant ratios in the products of meiosis, [..]

Getting a consumer to perform a specified action. Examples of conversion range from signing-up for an e-mail newsletter or promotion, clicking on a link, or moving from being a site visitor to a paying customer.

Conversion occurs when the person browsing actually purchases so he or she is converted from a browser to a buyer.

The desired change in behavior of a user from one use, function, or purpose to another.

See Content Conversion and Format Conversion.

Changing a record's file format, often to make the record software-independent and in a standard or open format.

crude oil 1 barrel = 1 boe sales gas 1 petajoule = 171,937 boe condensate/naphtha 1 barrel = 0.935 boe LPG 1 tonne = 8.458 boe

The molecules in hydrocarbons go through a conversion process (get 'cracked') enabling the refinery to produce a higher quantity of the lighter, more valuable petroleum products such as gaso [..]

In the plastics industry, conversion is the processing of raw materials into usable forms, e.g. the conversion of plastic pellets into films or the conversion of films into food containers. The steps involved include compounding (the mixing together of various raw materials, e.g. polymers and additives), melting and extruding, shaping and solidifyi [..]

A tort, essentially equivalent to theft, which refers to transferring …

Conversion moves an employee without a break in service from one personnel appointment to another personnel appointment in the same agency (USAID Automated Directives System - ADS - Chapter 470).

The process of converting convertible loan stock of a company into ordinary shares. The right to convert is inherent in the convertible loan stock but usually you will only be allowed to convert only [..]

A conversion is a positive act in social media marketing that is taken on a site by visitors from social media. It shows that visitors are converting into customers. Tracking these conversions is impo [..]

Transformation of data from a physical format to an electronic file

When a user signs up, makes a purchase, or performs some other desired action in response to an ad. Also called an acquisition or action, especially to distinguish conversions/acquisitions from clicks [..]

When a user signs up, makes a purchase, or performs some other desired action in response to a marketing activity. Also called an acquisition or action, especially to distinguish it from clicks in an [..]

An order which has been recorded on a seller's e-commerce site as a result of a referral. Clicks that come from paid search, e-mail marketing, display advertising, or comparison shopping, and convert into sales are called conversions.

An online marketing concept where you transform an online store visitor into a paying customer.

A marketing term that describes when a user or visitor completes some action or achieves some marketing goal. More specifically, conversion is often used to describe when a site visitor converts to a [..]

In email, when a recipient performs the desired action, such as clicking through to a website to make a purchase, requesting follow-up information, or opting in to an email list.

Conversion represents the act of automatically converting the format of an electronic invoice from the format of the sender to the format of the recipient (format conversion), or converting the encoding of content (e.g. different code list or units of measure), using agreed mapping processes that do not alter the information represented by the docu [..]

An investment strategy in which a long put and a short call with the same strike price and expiration combine with long stock to lock in a nearly riskless profit.

The percentage of times a death meeting eligible criteria (eligible death) becomes an actual donor.

The act of converting something or someone. ''His conversion to Christianity'' ''The conversion of the database from ASCII to Unicode'' * Francis Bacon *: Artificial conversion of water into i [..]

The process under which all records contained within the Land Title records are changed to electronic information and images. Conveyance

In the context of securities, refers to the exchange of a convertible security such as a bond into stock. In the context of mutual funds, refers to the free exchange of mutual fund shares from one fun [..]

See ecological conversion.

In linguistics, conversion, also called zero derivation, is a kind of word formation involving the creation of a word (of a new word class) from an existing word (of a different word class) without an [..]

Conversion and its related terms yield and selectivity are important terms in chemical reaction engineering. They are described as ratios of how much of a reactant has reacted (X — conversion, normall [..]

Conversion is an intentional tort consisting of "taking with the intent of exercising over the chattel an ownership inconsistent with the real owner's right of possession". In the United Kingdom, it i [..]

Conversion is an intentional tort consisting of "taking with the intent of exercising over the chattel an ownership inconsistent with the real owner's right of possession". In the United Kingdom, it i [..]

Conversion or convert may refer to:

Conversion or convert may refer to:

The conversion, try (American football, also known as a point(s) after touchdown, PAT, or extra point), or convert (Canadian football) occurs immediately after a touchdown during which the scoring tea [..]